* fix(profiler): chunk eth_getLogs into <=10k-block windows
Public Polygon RPC providers (publicnode, ankr, llamarpc) cap eth_getLogs
at 10_000 blocks per request. The funding tracer was calling get_logs
with from_block=0 / to_block="latest", so every funding chain trace
failed in production with:
{'code': -32701, 'message': 'exceed maximum block range: 10000'}
Resolve the symbolic range to concrete bounds (default lookback ~30 days
of Polygon blocks) and walk the window in 9_000-block chunks, oldest
first, stopping early once `limit` matches are gathered. Walking
oldest-first preserves the "first transfer" semantics the funding tracer
already relies on.
Includes 4 new tests:
- chunks_large_ranges: regression guard that no single window exceeds
the cap
- stops_when_limit_hit_mid_walk: short-circuits once enough hits
- skips_failing_chunk: a flaky window doesn't tank the whole trace
- resolves_latest_via_block_number: from_block=0 + to_block="latest"
resolves to the last max_lookback_blocks
The 3 pre-existing _get_transfer_logs tests now pass explicit numeric
ranges so they don't go through the latest-resolution path; coverage of
that path is moved to the new dedicated test.
* fix(profiler): cap default lookback at 80k blocks + early-break on pruned
Field-test of the chunking fix on a public Polygon RPC (publicnode)
revealed a second wall behind the first: after a chunk request lands
outside the provider's archive horizon, every subsequent chunk fails
with the same error:
{'code': -32701, 'message': 'History has been pruned for this block.
To remove restrictions, order a dedicated full node here: ...'}
publicnode empirically retains roughly the most recent 100_000 blocks
(~55 hours) of log history. Surveying other public free-tier RPCs:
drpc.org — archive, but rejects ranges >= ~1_000 blocks
llamarpc — empty responses on archive ranges
ankr — now requires API key
blockpi/onfin — block-range limits 50–500
1rpc.io/matic — limited to 50 blocks
Two changes to make funding traces actually return data on a public
RPC instead of swallowing 140 pruned-history warnings per wallet:
1. Lower DEFAULT_MAX_LOOKBACK_BLOCKS from 1_300_000 to 80_000. Fresh
wallets — the population this signal exists to flag — are by
definition new, so a ~44 hour window covers their entire funding
history. Older wallets lose archive coverage on free RPCs but
they're not what the fresh-wallet signal scores on anyway.
2. Detect pruned-history errors by message substring and short-circuit
the chunk walk. Walking further back is futile once we're past the
cutoff; bailing early avoids burning RPC quota on chunks that are
guaranteed to fail.
Both knobs remain constructor parameters — deployments behind a paid
archive node can dial DEFAULT_MAX_LOOKBACK_BLOCKS back up.
Two new tests:
- test_get_transfer_logs_breaks_on_pruned_history: pruned error on
chunk #2 must keep chunk #3 from ever being issued
- test_get_transfer_logs_default_lookback_fits_pruned_horizon:
regression guard pinning the default at <= 100_000 so a future
refactor doesn't silently re-introduce the unusable default
* fix(profiler): 0x-prefix the Transfer event topic for strict RPC providers
`HexBytes.hex()` returns a bare hex string with no `0x` prefix. publicnode
tolerates that, but drpc — which we use as the failover RPC — rejects it
outright with `invalid argument 0: hex string without 0x prefix`, and every
single eth_getLogs chunk in the funding trace fails. Once the primary is
flipped to unhealthy by any other call, the entire funding subsystem
silently produces zero rows in funding_transfers.
Switch to a precomputed `TRANSFER_EVENT_TOPIC` constant that always carries
the `0x` prefix, and add a regression test that asserts the topic shape
sent to eth_getLogs.
* fix: lint/format fixes for eth_getLogs chunking
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The CLOB API does not expose 24h volume or order-book liquidity, so the
size_anomaly detector currently has no real ratio to compare a trade
against and falls back to the niche-base 0.2 confidence floor. That makes
the volume_impact / book_impact thresholds essentially dead code.
This change adds a small client for the public gamma-api markets endpoint
and merges its volume24hr / liquidityNum snapshot into MarketMetadata
during the existing periodic sync. The detector can now compute real
volume and book impact ratios.
Notes on the gamma client:
- gamma-api enforces a server-side max of 100 markets per page and caps
`offset` around 10000. The client paginates with bounded concurrency,
sorted by `volume24hr desc`, so the most-traded markets (which is where
size anomalies actually matter) are always covered. Markets beyond that
window have negligible recent volume and the niche path handles them
fine without a ratio.
- Failures are swallowed: a degraded gamma endpoint must not stop CLOB
metadata from being cached, since size_anomaly + the niche path remain
functional with `daily_volume=None`.
MarketMetadata gains three optional Decimal fields (daily_volume,
weekly_volume, liquidity); to_dict / from_dict round-trip is preserved
and older cache entries without these keys deserialize cleanly.
Tests: 12 new tests for GammaClient (parsing, single-page, short-page
stop, offset-cap clean stop, retry, malformed responses); existing
metadata_sync tests updated to inject a mocked GammaClient so they don't
hit the real network.
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Telegram's MarkdownV2 parser treats `.` as a special character and rejects
the message with `Bad Request: can't parse entities` if any unescaped `.`
appears outside a code or pre block. The current formatter only escapes
the static `Market:` title and the `$` in the USDC amount, while leaving
three numeric runs unescaped:
*Risk Score:* 0.82 (HIGH) ← `.` in the score literal
*Trade:* BUY Yes @ $0.075 | $15,000.00
↑ ↑
price USDC amount
In production this means well-formed alerts silently fail to reach
Telegram users — the dispatcher reports a 400 from the Bot API and the
event is dropped.
This change routes every dynamic value through `_escape_telegram_markdown`
before interpolation:
- `assessment.weighted_score` (risk score)
- `trade.price` (price string)
- `format_usdc(trade.notional_value)` (USDC amount, including its `.`)
- `trade.side` and `trade.outcome` (defensive — upstream values may
contain `-` or `.` in future schema changes)
The test that previously asserted `"0.82" in result.telegram_markdown` is
updated to require the escaped form `"0\.82"`, and a new test pins down
that none of `0.82` / `0.075` / `15,000.00` appear in unescaped form.
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* fix(ingestor): align WebSocket subscribe + routing with live API
The Polymarket ws-live-data WebSocket requires `action: "subscribe"` in
the subscribe envelope. Without it the server accepts the connection but
never delivers trade events, causing the tracker to silently produce
zero alerts.
Additionally, incoming frames are shaped `{connection_id, payload:{...}}`
-- they do NOT echo the `topic`/`type` keys we sent. The previous routing
check matched nothing and every real trade was silently dropped.
Changes:
- Add `action: "subscribe"` to subscription message
- Route incoming messages by payload shape (transactionHash + proxyWallet)
- Add ratchet tests for payload routing edge cases
- Rewrite README as agent-first with <2min quickstart
- Add skill draft (docs/skill-tracking-prediction-market-flow.md)
Closes#89
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* fix(lint): remove unused imports in test_pipeline_persistence
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* style: apply ruff formatting
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The live pipeline was receiving trade data and populating Redis caches but
never persisting wallet profiles or funding transfers to Postgres. This
wires the repositories into the _on_trade flow: when a fresh wallet signal
is detected, the wallet profile is upserted to wallet_profiles and the
funding chain is traced and inserted into funding_transfers. Existing
Redis caching behavior is preserved.
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* fix: replace deprecated datetime.utcnow() and websockets.legacy APIs
- Replace datetime.utcnow() with datetime.now(UTC) in Orderbook model
- Use websockets.asyncio.client.connect instead of legacy websockets.connect
- Import ConnectionClosed from websockets.exceptions directly
- Update test mocks to patch the new import paths
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* fix: resolve ruff lint errors in alembic migration
- Replace typing.Union with X | Y syntax (UP007)
- Import Sequence from collections.abc instead of typing (UP035)
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* fix: remove deprecated version key from docker-compose.yml
The top-level 'version' key is obsolete in modern Docker Compose
and produces a warning.
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* docs: fix README to match actual project structure and tooling
- Replace pip commands with uv equivalents
- Fix run command from 'python -m src.main' to 'python -m polymarket_insider_tracker'
- Update project structure tree to reflect actual src/polymarket_insider_tracker/ layout
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StrEnum (Python 3.11+) is the modern replacement for the (str, Enum)
pattern. Updates SyncState and PipelineState enums.
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.env files don't support shell variable expansion, so DATABASE_URL and
REDIS_URL contained literal ${...} strings. Also alembic/env.py read
SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URL instead of DATABASE_URL.
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- Replace shell variable interpolation in .env.example with literal
values since .env files don't support variable expansion
- Change alembic/env.py to read DATABASE_URL (matching app convention)
instead of SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URL
Closes#62
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- Replace shell variable interpolation in .env.example with literal values
- Change alembic/env.py to read DATABASE_URL instead of SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URL
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- Replace shell variable interpolation in .env.example with literal values
- Change alembic/env.py to read DATABASE_URL instead of SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URL
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- Replace shell variable interpolation in .env.example with literal
values since .env files don't expand variables
- Change alembic/env.py to read DATABASE_URL instead of
SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URL to match the app's env var name
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.env files don't support shell variable interpolation, so DATABASE_URL
and REDIS_URL had literal ${VAR} strings instead of actual values.
Also alembic/env.py read SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URL instead of DATABASE_URL.
Closes#62
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- Replace shell variable interpolation in .env.example with literal
default values (.env files don't expand variables)
- Change alembic/env.py to read DATABASE_URL instead of
SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URL to match the app's convention
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- Replace shell variable interpolation in .env.example with literal
default values since .env files don't expand variables
- Change alembic/env.py to read DATABASE_URL instead of
SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URL to match the app's env var name
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- Replace shell variable interpolation in .env.example with literal
values (.env files don't expand variables)
- Change alembic/env.py to read DATABASE_URL instead of
SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URL to match app configuration
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- Replace shell variable interpolation in .env.example with literal
values (.env files don't expand variables)
- Change alembic/env.py to read DATABASE_URL instead of
SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URL to match app convention
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.env files don't support shell variable interpolation, so DATABASE_URL
and REDIS_URL had literal ${VAR} strings instead of actual values.
Also alembic/env.py was reading SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URL instead of
DATABASE_URL, which is what the app and .env use.
Closes#62
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- Replace shell variable interpolation in .env.example with literal
values (.env files don't expand ${VAR} syntax)
- Change alembic/env.py to read DATABASE_URL instead of
SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URL to match the app's env var name
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- Replace shell variable interpolation in .env.example with literal
values (.env files don't expand ${VAR} syntax)
- Change alembic/env.py to read DATABASE_URL instead of
SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URL to match the app's env var name
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- Replace shell variable interpolation in .env.example with literal values
- Fix alembic/env.py to read DATABASE_URL instead of SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URL
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1. Replace shell variable interpolation in .env.example with literal
values, since .env files don't expand variables.
2. Change alembic/env.py to read DATABASE_URL instead of
SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URL to match app convention.
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1. Replace shell variable interpolation in .env.example with literal
values, since .env files don't expand variables.
2. Change alembic/env.py to read DATABASE_URL instead of
SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URL to match app convention.
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1. Replace shell variable interpolation in .env.example with literal
values, since .env files don't expand variables.
2. Change alembic/env.py to read DATABASE_URL instead of
SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URL to match app convention.
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- Replace shell variable interpolation in .env.example with literal values
- Change alembic/env.py to read DATABASE_URL instead of SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URL
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Replace shell variable interpolation in .env.example with literal
default values (.env files don't expand variables)
- Change alembic/env.py to read DATABASE_URL instead of
SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URL to match the app's env var name
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- Replace shell variable interpolation in .env.example with literal
values, since .env files don't expand shell variables
- Fix alembic/env.py to read DATABASE_URL instead of SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URL
to match the app's environment variable convention
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Implement graceful shutdown handling for the async pipeline with proper
signal trapping and cleanup coordination.
Features:
- GracefulShutdown class with SIGTERM/SIGINT signal trapping
- Async event-based shutdown coordination
- Configurable shutdown timeout (default: 30 seconds)
- Cleanup callback registration (sync and async)
- Force exit on second signal
- Async context manager support
- Platform-specific signal handling (Unix/Windows)
Integration:
- Updated __main__.py to use GracefulShutdown wrapper
- Pipeline cleanup registered as shutdown callback
- Proper logging of shutdown stages
Tests: 25 new tests covering signal handling, timeouts, cleanup callbacks,
and context manager behavior.
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Implement the main CLI entry point for the Polymarket Insider Tracker.
Features:
- argparse-based CLI with version, config-check, dry-run, log-level flags
- Structured logging configuration with multiple formatters
- Configuration validation with friendly error messages
- Startup banner display
- Config check mode for validation without running
- Integration with Pipeline orchestrator
Tests: 20 new tests covering parser, logging, banner, config validation,
and integration scenarios.
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Add Pipeline class that wires together all detection components and
manages the event flow from trade ingestion to alerting.
Key features:
- Lifecycle management (start/stop) with proper cleanup
- Component initialization from Settings
- Parallel detector execution for fresh wallet and size anomaly
- Risk scoring with alert threshold
- Multi-channel alert dispatch (Discord/Telegram)
- Dry-run mode for testing without sending alerts
- Async context manager support
- Comprehensive test coverage (19 tests)
Pipeline flow: WebSocket → Profiler → Detectors → Scorer → Alerter
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- Add pydantic-settings dependency
- Create centralized config.py with nested settings groups:
- DatabaseSettings: PostgreSQL connection validation
- RedisSettings: Redis connection with defaults
- PolygonSettings: RPC endpoints with fallback support
- PolymarketSettings: WebSocket URL and optional API key
- DiscordSettings: Optional webhook for alerts
- TelegramSettings: Optional bot token/chat ID for alerts
- Implement singleton pattern with get_settings() and LRU cache
- Add redacted_summary() for logging config without exposing secrets
- Support .env file loading via python-dotenv
- Add comprehensive test suite (26 tests)
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## Changes
### test_get_market_not_found
- Updated test to expect `RetryError` instead of `ClobClientError`
- The `get_market` method uses the `@with_retry()` decorator, so when
the underlying API call fails repeatedly, it raises `RetryError`
wrapping the original exception
- Removed unused `ClobClientError` import
### test_start_and_receive_trades
- Replaced `MagicMock` with a proper `MockWebSocket` class that
implements the async iterator protocol correctly
- `MagicMock` was passing `self` as an extra argument when calling
`__aiter__`, causing "takes 0 positional arguments but 1 was given"
- Removed unused `MagicMock` import
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- Revert underscore-prefixed fixture parameters (breaks pytest discovery)
- Use # noqa: ARG002 comments instead
- Add aiosqlite to dev dependencies for SQLite-based tests
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- Add sklearn and prometheus_client to mypy ignore_missing_imports
- Fix int conversion for markets_in_common in sniper.py
- Add type:ignore for gather return in funding.py
- Set continue-on-error for mypy step until #48 is resolved
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- Use contextlib.suppress instead of try/except/pass (SIM105)
- Prefix unused fixture arguments with underscore (ARG002)
- Replace asyncio.TimeoutError with TimeoutError (UP041)
- Apply ruff formatting to all files
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- Add .github/workflows/ci.yml with three parallel jobs
- Lint job: ruff check and format verification
- Type-check job: mypy strict mode
- Test job: pytest with coverage and PostgreSQL/Redis services
- Configure pip caching for faster builds
- Add Codecov integration for coverage reporting
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