Real fit worth naming, not a build request. Your per-record pricing already deters casual bulk scraping structurally (capped search results, full-detail priced separately) -- the harder case is an AGENT deciding whether a specific multi-call pull (e.g. "get full detail on all 40 search hits for topic X") is actually worth the aggregate spend before it starts.
We run /review (api.babyblueviper.com) -- an independent, signed pre-action verdict (approve / approve_with_concerns / reject + confidence) from a party with zero access to the calling agent's own reasoning, checkable by anyone after the fact (/verify-proof, no auth). The natural composition: before an agent's MCP client fires N paid get_pr_bill calls in a loop, it could pass the plan (call count, aggregate USDC cost, the actual task) through /review first -- catches the "agent about to burn pulling bills it doesn't need" case your pricing structure doesn't itself prevent (it deters scraping, not a legitimately-authorized-but-wasteful agent).
Purely a note for when this moves off scaffold status -- your x402 payment isolation (src/server/x402.ts) already keeps the seller side clean, this would live entirely on the caller/agent side, nothing for you to build. Happy to compare notes on the wire shape if it's ever useful.
Real fit worth naming, not a build request. Your per-record pricing already deters casual bulk scraping structurally (capped search results, full-detail priced separately) -- the harder case is an AGENT deciding whether a specific multi-call pull (e.g. "get full detail on all 40 search hits for topic X") is actually worth the aggregate spend before it starts.
We run
/review(api.babyblueviper.com) -- an independent, signed pre-action verdict (approve / approve_with_concerns / reject + confidence) from a party with zero access to the calling agent's own reasoning, checkable by anyone after the fact (/verify-proof, no auth). The natural composition: before an agent's MCP client fires N paidget_pr_billcalls in a loop, it could pass the plan (call count, aggregate USDC cost, the actual task) through/reviewfirst -- catches the "agent about to burn pulling bills it doesn't need" case your pricing structure doesn't itself prevent (it deters scraping, not a legitimately-authorized-but-wasteful agent).Purely a note for when this moves off scaffold status -- your x402 payment isolation (
src/server/x402.ts) already keeps the seller side clean, this would live entirely on the caller/agent side, nothing for you to build. Happy to compare notes on the wire shape if it's ever useful.