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apinn ships an MCP server: Claude calls the API directly (sports, fixtures, odds, history) in natural language. Copy the prompt below and Claude builds you a dropping odds system (spotting odds that shorten — a sign of sharp money).

1. Connect Claude to apinn

When Claude calls the API, give it your key (pnk_…, from your dashboard). No MCP? The prompt also works by giving Claude HTTP access: base https://api.apinn.io, header X-API-Key.

2. The “dropping odds” prompt

A dropping odd = an outcome whose decimal price drops (shortens) meaningfully over time (e.g. 2.50 → 2.10). Shorter odds = rising implied probability = money coming in on that side. It’s a steam move / sharp-action signal.
Paste this into Claude as‑is (tweak the key and parameters at the top):
Prompt

3. Take it further

A standalone script

Ask Claude: “turn this into a standalone Python script that loops and alerts me (print/Telegram) on every new dropping odd”.

Real-time

For sub‑second, have Claude read the SSE stream /api/stream instead of polling.
Handy variants to ask Claude for: rising odds (prices drifting out = money leaving), opening vs closing comparison (CLV), restrict to certain leagues, or window over the last N minutes instead of since the open.