Foresea Inference API

openapi: 3.2.0
info:
  title: Foresea Intelligence Inference API
  description: '## Overview


    The **Foresea Intelligence API** turns market questions, linked evidence, and

    prediction-market prices into probabilistic forecasts that can sit behind

    trading dashboards, alerting systems, and research workflows. It supports binary, multiple-choice, numeric, and date forecasts. Each response

    includes a structured **rationale**, typed forecast fields, optional evidence

    sources fetched from live news, and optional market-edge analysis when you pass

    a market-implied probability. ---


    ## Quick start


    ```bash

    curl -X POST https://foresea.ink/predict \

    -H "Content-Type: application/json" \

    -d ''{

    "question": "Will the Fed cut rates before September 30, 2026?",

    "question_type": "binary",

    "market_platform": "Polymarket",

    "market_probability": 0.54,

    "variant": "variant0_neutral_baseline"

    }''

    ```


    ---


    ## Question types


    Use `question_type` when your client already knows the shape of the question. If omitted, the model will try to infer it. | Type | Response shape |

    |---|---|

    | `binary` | `predicted_answer` is `Yes`/`No`; `confidence` is 0–1 |

    | `multiple_choice` | `options` contains per-option probabilities; `predicted_answer` is the top option |

    | `numeric` | `range_forecast` contains `p10`, `p50`, `p90`, and optional `unit` |

    | `date` | `range_forecast` contains date percentiles |


    For multiple-choice forecasts, pass `options` when the answer set is known. ---


    ## Prediction-market context


    Pass `market_probability` when you know the current market-implied probability

    for the target outcome. For binary markets this defaults to the `Yes` side; set

    `market_outcome` to compare against `No` or a named multiple-choice outcome. Foresea returns `market_analysis` with model probability, market probability,

    percentage-point edge, and a stance (`model_above_market`, `model_below_market`,

    `in_line`, or `not_comparable`). ---


    ## Trading execution


    Foresea can preview and submit guarded orders for Kalshi and Polymarket:


    | Endpoint | Purpose |

    |---|---|

    | `GET /trading/accounts` | Return configured/not-configured server-account status without exposing secrets |

    | `POST /trading/accounts/check` | Validate caller-supplied own-account (BYO) credentials without storing them |

    | `POST /trading/preview` | Normalize and validate an order without placing it |

    | `POST /trading/orders` | Submit a live order after explicit confirmation |


    Live trading is disabled unless `FORESEA_ENABLE_TRADING=true`. Every live order

    requires a signed-in user session, `execute=true`, and the exact confirmation

    phrase `PLACE REAL ORDER`. Market/IOC/FOK-style orders are separately blocked

    unless `FORESEA_ALLOW_MARKET_ORDERS=true`. Exchange credentials come from a shared server account (environment variables /

    Secret Manager mounts) or an authenticated user''s **encrypted account

    connection**. The connection endpoint accepts a user''s credentials once, validates

    them with a unique data-encryption key wrapped by Cloud KMS, and never returns

    them to the browser. Inline `venue_credentials` are rejected on public preview

    and order calls; encrypted own-account trading remains gated by

    `FORESEA_ENABLE_BYO_TRADING=true` (independent of `FORESEA_ENABLE_TRADING`). `/agent/analyze` may return a directional recommendation, but it never places an

    order. Use `/trading/preview` first, review the normalized order, then call

    `/trading/orders` only when you intend to submit a real order. ---


    ## Prompt variants


    The `variant` field controls how the LLM is prompted.'
  contact:
    name: Pareel Amre
    url: https://foresea.ink/
    email: pareel.amre@gmail.com
  license:
    name: MIT
    url: https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT
  version: 1.0.0
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