polymomentum-labs/.github

This is a meta-repository for the PolyMomentum GitHub organization rather than a piece of software you would install or run. On GitHub, an organization can create a special repository named .github that holds shared community files and the content shown on the organization's public profile page. This repository serves that purpose for PolyMomentum, so its job is documentation and organization setup, not code. The contents are a small set of files. There is the organization's profile README, which GitHub renders on the organization's homepage when the file is placed at the right path inside this repo. There is a contributing guide aimed at people who want to submit code to the organization's other projects. There is a security policy describing how to report vulnerabilities. And there is a code of conduct laying out community standards. The README also explains the mechanical step of publishing these files: push the contents of this folder into a repository literally named .github under the organization, and GitHub automatically displays the profile page. The organization's description and topic tags describe its focus as trading bots and tooling for Polymarket, a prediction market platform where users bet on the outcomes of real-world events, including things like short-term Bitcoin price direction. The README points to one related repository, orderbook-backend, described as a bot that executes trades on Polymarket's order book for these short-interval Bitcoin markets. Beyond that pointer, this particular repository does not go into technical detail about how any trading bot works, what strategies it uses, or what languages or frameworks it depends on. It is a documentation and governance hub for the organization as a whole, and someone wanting to understand the actual trading code would need to look at orderbook-backend or other repositories under the same organization instead of this one.