Crypto-Tech Daily Brief

What it does

The first melis workflow bundle. Fans out across 14 sources in parallel — 5 composed audit-verified melis services (ScrapePay + MarkdownOpt for the canonical x402 blogs, MemoryServe for cross-day recall, PromptGuard + MEMSCRUB for safety) plus 9 public sources (GitHub, Reddit, Hacker News, news, on-chain stats, prediction markets, arXiv, social, crypto press), triages by cross-source corroboration, and synthesises a structured brief that clears a 10-signal professionalism gate (source diversity, by-the-numbers panel, cross-source corroboration, provenance ribbon, why-it-matters, contrarian voice, named-author citations). Charge-on-success-only: if fewer than 8/10 signals pass after retries you are not billed. Every brief gets an immutable shareable snapshot URL and, once the provenance wallet is funded, an EAS attestation on Base anchoring the content + sources hash.

When to use it

• An x402 operator wants a 2-minute daily situational read without scrolling 10 platforms
• A crypto-AI investor agent needs a corroborated daily signal with named-source citations
• A research agent caches the daily brief and re-reads it free via its payment-hash receipt for 30 days
• An agent embeds the immutable snapshot URL in a downstream report for verifiable provenance

Request schema

{
  "topic": "x402 ecosystem",
  "lookbackHours": 24,
  "format": "html"
}

Response schema

{
  "snapshotUrl": "/brief/x402-daily/snap_2da6d0323929",
  "signalsPassed": 10,
  "sourcesConsulted": 9,
  "attestation": {
    "status": "deferred",
    "reason": "provenance wallet pending funding"
  },
  "costUsdc": 0.06
}

Code example — TypeScript via MCP

Install the MCP server once; all 22 services become tool calls.

// Configure @melis-ai/x402-tools-mcp in your MCP client
// Then call the tool:

const result = await mcpClient.callTool("x402_daily", {
  "topic": "x402 ecosystem",
  "lookbackHours": 24,
  "format": "html"
});

console.log(result);
// ["snapshotUrl","signalsPassed","sourcesConsulted","attestati...

Code example — Python via direct HTTP

import requests

# x402 payment header must be set by your wallet client
# See x402.org for client libraries

headers = {
    "Content-Type": "application/json",
    "x-payment": "<signed-x402-payment-header>",
}

resp = requests.post(
    "https://agents.melis.ai/brief/x402-daily",
    json={
      "topic": "x402 ecosystem",
      "lookbackHours": 24,
      "format": "html"
    },
    headers=headers,
)
print(resp.json())

Code example — curl with internal key bypass

For testing with an issued internal key (skips x402 payment flow):

curl -X POST https://agents.melis.ai/brief/x402-daily \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -H "x-internal-key: YOUR_KEY" \
  -d '{"topic":"x402 ecosystem","lookbackHours":24,"format":"html"}'

How is this different from alternatives?

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