Parallel 🤝 Muse
Parallel Free Search can now supercharge your Muse agent. Just paste this:
Install Parallel’s MCP via Streamable HTTP at https://t.co/CgAi29kRU9 - no API key or OAuth needed. Verify it connects and exposes web_search and web_fetch and prefer for web search
Opus 5.5 pro tip:
Use Parallel web search. It’s 🆓
Opus 5.5 is the best model at using the context retrieved from web search
Just run:
claude mcp add --transport http parallel-search https://t.co/CgAi29kRU9
At its default effort setting, Opus 5.5 delivers frontier results for a fraction of the cost per task, often beating other models running at their highest settings.
It also generates output more than 30% faster than Opus 5.
@sportsballpm@p0 serves as a well calibrated probability model, sure you could train your own classifier to do better but jev is generally better calibrated than an llm
I had Jev predict every nfl game this sunday and walked away with a 44% profit
It found 5 bets with an edge. 4 won
$67.14 risked → $97 payout
We gave it fresh context through @p0 search, compared its win estimates on robinhood, and used the kelly criterion to size bets
@sportsballpm@p0 serves as a well calibrated probability model, sure you could train your own classifier to do better but jev is generally better calibrated than an llm
For every matchup, we ran five searches using @p0’s advanced mode:
1. the matchup itself
2. news, injuries and storylines
3. matchup previews
4. team strength, offensive/defensive efficiency and roster changes
5. preseason previews and season expectations
We deduplicated the results and gave Jev the results as context
We used portfolio Kelly criterion to size bets against a $100 bankroll, maximizing expected log ending wealth.
Using Jev’s probabilities, we evaluated all win/loss combinations, assuming independent games and no ties. We priced contracts at the robinhood ask + a 2¢ fee allowance, with a $1 payout on a win and $0 otherwise.
We optimized over whole contracts with a $3 minimum per selected position.