SignalArc Documentation
SignalArc is an Arc-native prediction market infrastructure platform for USDC-settled event markets, market intelligence, resolver workflows, and agent-readable APIs. It is an API-first Web3 application stack for creators, institutions, developers, and AI agents. SignalArc is not positioned as a clone of any existing prediction market product. The repository contains a live web app, a live backend API, a modular local development stack, an Arc Testnet onchain deployment, and Custom GPT integration for agent-driven flows.Current Status
Public URLs
ngrok URLs are used for local development only. Production traffic always goes through https://signalarc.fun and https://api.signalarc.fun.
Documentation Map
- REST API: live REST API reference.
- Agent API: live agent-facing API reference, agent flow, faucet endpoint, and judge testing guide.
- Architecture: live system architecture and deployment topology.
- Local Development: local setup, commands, and troubleshooting.
- Frontend Wallet: external wallet integration and Arc Testnet trade flow.
- Onchain Integration: Arc Testnet contract integration details.
- Deployment Plan: live production deployment topology and operational notes.
- Security and Secrets: security and secret handling policy.
- Grant Readiness: Circle/Arc grant readiness status.
- Privacy Policy: privacy policy for the SignalArc Arc Testnet prototype and Custom GPT Action.
Implemented Capabilities
- Live frontend on Vercel and live API on Cloud Run.
- Custom GPT preconfigured against the live API for onboarding, OTP verify, session, wallet, balance, ARC-TESTNET faucet, and market intent lifecycle.
- Backend exposes health, readiness, schema validation, market, trade-intent, position, resolution, settlement, agent-market, and Arc contract metadata endpoints.
- Backend exposes agent endpoints for onboarding, OTP verify, session, wallet, balance, ARC-TESTNET faucet, and market intent preview/confirm/execute.
- Arc Testnet contract reference is available through the backend and frontend constants.
- Local backend and PostgreSQL can run through Docker Compose; the frontend can run manually with
pnpm dev:web. - Frontend wallet flow uses external wallet connection and Arc Testnet transactions for USDC/testnet USDC approval and
openPosition. Wallet execution is Arc Testnet prototype behavior only and does not use real funds.
Out of Scope
- Arc mainnet deployment.
- Production custody, production settlement approval, or audit claim.
- Arbitrary transfer, withdraw/deposit, agent logout/session-management endpoints, and mainnet funding actions.
- API authentication enforcement, paid access, autonomous trading, and production SLA.