docs: add Metaculus Forecast Bot to Projects Built with BlockRun - #48
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Adds one row to Projects Built with BlockRun, following the invitation under that table.
eltociear/metaculus-forecast-bot — an autonomous forecasting bot competing in the funded Metaculus AI Benchmark tournaments (Summer FutureEval $50k, MiniBench $1k rolling, Market Pulse $7.5k, Animal Futures $3.4k).
How it uses BlockRun
nvidia/gpt-oss-120bthroughblockrun-llmis the bot's LLM backend:The bot is otherwise stdlib-only —
blockrun-llmis its single third-party dependency.Why it's a real dependency, not a badge
Its previous backend (a HuggingFace free tier) depleted mid-season and every forecast started abstaining, which froze participation in the $50k tournament outright. BlockRun's free NVIDIA tier restored it with no API key and no quota — wallet-signature auth alone — and it has been forecasting on it since. The failure and the switch are documented in the code.
For maintainers: the entry sits in the existing Prediction Markets category, next to your own Polymarket agent. Diff is one line; no other content touched.