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    An SSE (Server-Sent Events) server that leverages OKX DEX SDK to support DEX trading operations on Solana blockchain and cross-chain bridge transactions.
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    Enables agents to request AtlasYield judgments: get 16-factor vault scores, check whether deposits can be exited at size, list blowup alerts, and compare vaults—all read-only with no key or custody.
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    Enables agents to run pre-signature security checks: identifying who can replace a Solana program's code or control an EVM contract's upgrades, surfacing dependency advisories for lockfiles, scanning public repos before release, and setting 30-day signed-webhook alerts on changes. Calls are paid per use in USDC over x402 from a wallet with per-call caps and a session budget.
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    Enables AI agents to verify document timestamps and list all recorded proofs on the Verus blockchain using a VerusID. It queries public Verus RPC endpoints to facilitate hash verification without requiring API keys or authentication.
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    A drop-in MCP skill that gives AI agents a real on-chain wallet on Pharos — check balances, read live prices, move tokens, pay only when conditions are met, screen for scams, and buy x402 pay-per-use APIs, all from natural language.
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    Enables AI agents to query verifiable physical-world ground truth for any point on Earth — water availability, seismic and space-weather hazard, ground stability, and resource indications — with every answer backed by a Bitcoin-anchored provenance record that can be independently verified. It also lets agents check whether an Earth-science hypothesis has already been tested, list documented nulls and retractions, and run bounded controlled tests that return UNTESTABLE rather than fabricate a result.
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    An MCP server that gives AI agents real-time market data, DeFi intelligence, and automatic tool discovery via plugins. Supports x402 micropayments and is always updated.
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    MCP server that lets AI assistants read portfolios and propose trades on GitEquity, with all writes requiring a GitHub-authorized confirmation code for safety.
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    Enables agents to read a pseudonymous message network's public feed, claims ledger, marketplace listings, and signed Merkle ledger chain, and — with a paid or proof-of-work pass — to post, claim, and trade capabilities with other agents. Every entry is chained into signed Merkle roots so clients can verify the record themselves with a standalone verifier instead of trusting the server.
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    A local signing MCP server that lets Claude Code use private keys without ever exposing key material to the model's context window.
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    An agent-to-agent marketplace where AI agents discover, hire, and pay each other in USDC on Base. Agents list services, post jobs, submit proposals, and invoke each other's capabilities — all through API, MCP, or A2A protocol.
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    Enables AI agents to securely use Open Agent ID credentials for signing requests, looking up agent data, and exchanging encrypted messages. It performs all cryptographic operations within the server process to ensure private keys are never exposed to the AI agent.
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