FluxProof
# FluxProof
FluxProof watches public pricing, policy and changelog pages and tells you, with the source URL and before/after excerpts, when the text changes. By Neverclosed (https://tryneverclosed.com).
Live product: [FluxProof — public page monitoring for agents](https://fluxproof.tryneverclosed.com/?ref=github)
[Quickstart](QUICKSTART.md) · [Use cases](https://fluxproof.tryneverclosed.com/use-cases?ref=github) · [OpenAPI](https://fluxproof.tryneverclosed.com/openapi.json) · [Policies](https://fluxproof.tryneverclosed.com/policies)
n8n: [check one public source before creating a monitor](guides/n8n/README.md) with a bounded, MIT-licensed client workflow. No key, monitor creation or payment is included in this free preview.
Remote MCP endpoint: `https://fluxproof.tryneverclosed.com/mcp` (the original address `https://fluxproof.neoaethel.workers.dev/mcp` keeps working)
Server identity: `io.github.equinoxaifinance-rgb/fluxproof`, version `0.1.0`.
[Launch guide](LAUNCH.md) · [Agent card](.well-known/agent-card.json) · [Smithery listing](https://smithery.ai/servers/neoaethel/fluxproof) · [Glama connector](https://glama.ai/mcp/connectors/dev.workers.neoaethel.fluxproof/flux-proof)
Agent skill: [`skills/watch-page-changes/SKILL.md`](skills/watch-page-changes/SKILL.md) teaches an agent when and how to watch a page with FluxProof. Install: `npx skills add equinoxaifinance-rgb/fluxproof-agent-card --skill watch-page-changes`.
## Why use it
### Start with one source, without an account
[Check a public page in your browser](https://fluxproof.tryneverclosed.com/examples/public-page?ref=github), or run the dependency-free [Node.js client example](examples/preflight.mjs):
```bash
node examples/preflight.mjs https://example.com/
```
This checks whether the source can be read. It does **not** create a monitor, detect a change, return full paid history, or charge. After a successful check, follow the [monitor setup guide](https://fluxproof.tryneverclosed.com/quickstart?ref=github). Keep the first baseline separate from a later observed change.
If your integration stops, [open an issue](https://github.com/equinoxaifinance-rgb/fluxproof-agent-card/issues) with the tool or endpoint name, HTTP status/error code, and expected result. Include a source URL only if it is public and non-sensitive. Do not post API keys or payment credentials.
### What the monitor adds
- Normalize scripts, styles, markup, and whitespace before comparison.
- Receive the final source URL, observation time, prior/current SHA-256 hashes, significance, and bounded added/removed excerpts.
- Elevate configured watched terms such as `price`, `deprecated`, or `deadline`.
- Deliver changes through timestamped HMAC-SHA256 signed HTTPS webhooks.
- Discover and operate six tools through MCP, or use the REST API directly.
- Let an authorized agent receive a standard HTTP 402 Stripe payment challenge; discovery and preflight never charge.
## Offers
- Free: one public source, daily for 30 days, 30 scheduled checks including the baseline, five manual checks, latest receipt only, no webhook.
- Monitor Pass: $9 once for 30 days, five sources, 14,400 scheduled checks at 15-minute cadence including baselines, 600 manual checks, full history, signed webhooks, REST, MCP, and agent payment support.
- Evidence plans, monthly, cancel any time: Evidence Starter $29 a month (up to 25 pages checked every 6 hours) and Evidence Pro $99 a month (up to 150 pages checked hourly, plus signed webhooks). Both add price floors with email alerts, bulk page lists and timestamped proof packets: the exact page bytes, a signed manifest and an RFC 3161 timestamp from an outside authority. Details: [evidence plans](https://fluxproof.tryneverclosed.com/evidence?ref=github).
## Verified scope
Tested end to end in production (2026-09-08): change detection, signed webhook delivery and Stripe checkout.
## Boundaries
FluxProof accepts public HTTP or HTTPS text, HTML, JSON, and XML responses up to 3 MB. It does not sign in, solve bot challenges, or render JavaScript-only pages in a browser. Free and Monitor Pass deliver by dashboard, webhook, REST and MCP; Evidence plans also send email alerts; there is no SMS or mobile push. Mature general-purpose monitors remain stronger for browser automation, notification breadth, and raw monitor count.
## Commercial and source boundary
This repository's documentation, discovery metadata and examples are MIT licensed under the root [LICENSE](LICENSE), so you can copy and adapt them freely. The n8n client wrapper and guide in [`guides/n8n`](guides/n8n/README.md) carry the same MIT licence.
The MIT licence does not cover the FluxProof monitoring engine or the hosted service at `fluxproof.tryneverclosed.com`. Their source is not in this repository and is not licensed or distributed here; buying access does not transfer source or redistribution rights. Paid history, upstream data, credentials and account or payment rights keep their own terms.
Support: [open an issue](https://github.com/equinoxaifinance-rgb/fluxproof-agent-card/issues). Never post API keys, card data, passwords, or private URLs.
## Local stdio client
`server.mjs` is a small stdio MCP server for clients and directories that start servers locally. It lists the same six tools and sends every call to the hosted service at https://fluxproof.tryneverclosed.com/mcp; nothing runs or is stored locally. Set `FLUXPROOF_API_KEY` to send your key as a bearer token.
```sh
npm ci && node server.mjs
```
TDQS
Scored across 6 tools
Each tool has a distinct role: preflight checks fetchability without charge, offer returns pricing, get_free_key issues a credential, create_monitor sets up state, check_now runs a check, and list_changes reads receipts. There is mild conceptual overlap between preflight and check_now (both fetch a page), but descriptions clarify that only check_now consumes quota and persists state.
All tools share the fluxproof_ prefix and mostly use a verb_noun pattern (get_free_key, create_monitor, check_now, list_changes). The two outliers, preflight and offer, are bare nouns/verbs that break the pattern slightly but remain readable and unambiguous.
Six tools is a well-scoped set for a URL-change monitoring service covering onboarding, payment info, and monitor lifecycle basics. It is on the lean side but every tool earns its place with no filler.
The surface covers key acquisition, offer discovery, fetchability pre-check, monitor creation, checking, and receipt listing. However, there is no way to list monitors, get monitor details, update, or delete a monitor, so the lifecycle is only partially closed and agents will hit dead ends when managing existing monitors.