Recipes by platform

Every BotCookery recipe grouped by the exchange it talks to, with the official docs and the safest place to start on each one.

Kalshi bot recipes 12 recipes

CFTC-regulated US exchange for event contracts. Has a full demo environment with mock funds, so every Kalshi recipe starts there.

All Kalshi recipes → · Official Kalshi docs

Polymarket US bot recipes 12 recipes

Polymarket US is the CFTC-regulated, USD-based exchange for US residents (separate from international Polymarket, which is close-only for the US). Public market data needs no key.

All Polymarket US recipes → · Official Polymarket US docs

Polymarket International bot recipes 2 recipes

The international, crypto-based Polymarket exchange on Polygon, with Gamma, CLOB and Data APIs. Public reads need no key; trading uses L1/L2 auth from a wallet, so these recipes start with paper mode and a dedicated hot wallet.

All Polymarket International recipes → · Official Polymarket International docs

Hyperliquid bot recipes 4 recipes

On-chain perpetuals exchange with a simple JSON API (POST /info for reads, POST /exchange for signed actions) and a full testnet. Trading recipes start on testnet with an API wallet that cannot withdraw; read-only monitors need no key at all.

All Hyperliquid recipes → · Official Hyperliquid docs

Coming soon

Solana

Wallet trackers, alert bots and devnet-first trading recipes are coming next.

  • Solana Wallet Tracker Telegram Bot
  • AI Crypto Trading Bot on Solana (Devnet First)
  • Pump.fun Launch Monitor (Alerts Only)
Coming soon

Which platform should I start with?

Compare the three prediction-market APIs in Kalshi vs Polymarket API: a side-by-side for bot builders. Compare trading costs with the Kalshi & Polymarket fee calculator, and see how each AI model did in our test results.