Browse obscure Wikipedia articles that became popular on Hacker News
HN-popular Wikipedia articles in a clean Miller columns interface.

Polymarket integration into news feeds saves tab-switching, but Polymarket UX already handles this.
Active traders and prediction market participants who read financial news or follow markets on X/Twitter.
Polymarket · Manifold Markets · Kalshi
Visit any news site or scroll your X/Twitter feed PolyTell's AI reads the content, extracts key events, and matches them against live Polymarket markets Inline cards appear right below the relevant content showing the market question, current odds, and a one-click bet button
For example, if you're reading an article about tariff policy changes, PolyTell will automatically find the matching Polymarket contract and show you the current price — all without leaving the page. It supports both English and Chinese, and works with infinite-scroll feeds like X. In the demo video below, you can see it analyzing a news article (5 events matched), then switching to the X timeline where it picks up 10 events and generates 10 bet recommendations across tech, politics, and business categories.
HN-popular Wikipedia articles in a clean Miller columns interface.
SAE feature explorer, but limited to tweet analysis with unclear research value.
Unified API for Polymarket and Kalshi with automatic event matching.
Agent-to-agent economy demo, but trades are small and logic is opaque.
Inline Kalshi odds lookup, but semantic matching misfires and the extension shows unavailable.
Fee-adjusted odds comparison across Polymarket and Kalshi with LLM-verified event matching.