x402-seller — rug protection & safe-alpha for trading agents
Rug-check & launch radar for trading agents: composite honeypot score, EVM+Solana, keyless x402.
- 1.0.0
- Version
- remote
- Transport
- 7
- Tools
Security review
Review passedReviewed Jan 1, 2000.
- tools: 7 tools scanned
- metadata: scanned
No findings.
Tools (7)
vet_token
Go/no-go verdict on a token before trading it: composite rug score (static analysis + live buy/sell simulation + LP-lock/liquidity-pull gate) + market → clear/caution/avoid with reasons. EVM + Solana. FREE demo (shared daily budget); unlimited via the paid HTTP API.
launch_radar
Discover what just launched AND rug-screen it in one call: fresh token launches ranked by liquidity depth (deepest first), with a per-token rug verdict, each with a verdict (a clean contract with unlocked LP is caution, not clear — most fresh rugs are liquidity pulls). The proactive 'safe alpha' feed. FREE demo (shared daily budget).
rug_check
Detailed composite rug/honeypot report for one token: red/green flags, 0-100 risk, live-simulation results, disagreement flag. EVM + Solana. FREE demo (shared daily budget).
weather_consensus
Cross-source weather consensus for any coordinates: blends Open-Meteo + NOAA/NWS + 7Timer into one temperature with an agreement score (how much independent models agree). Keyless multi-source ground truth in one call — built by the autonomous crew, ported through the bridge. FREE demo (shared daily budget); unlimited via the paid HTTP API ($0.03).
truth
FREE, always: the Truth Engine — every endpoint this service sells grades itself against reality in public (rug verdicts vs actual rugs, weather forecasts vs the ERA5 archive, market calls vs realized spot). Returns the doctrine + all three live ledgers' summaries. Judge us by receipts, not claims.
track_record
FREE, always: the service's public self-graded track record — its rug verdicts on fresh launches graded against what actually happened, hits AND misses. Judge the scorer by its receipts.
catalog
FREE: what x402-seller sells, prices, and how to pay. The paid HTTP API is keyless (pay per call in USDC on Base via x402).