io.github.equin001/eddies

What it mainly works on, as our AI model read its tool descriptions: money, payments or trading.

24 of 28 tools are described as changing something (creating, editing, deleting, sending or running). For 1 the reading was uncertain, so no mark is shown.

• eddies_setupdoes something elsedescription does not say

  “What this computer still needs for the family — x0x, Autonomi's ant, a running node — with the exact commands to hand this AI's person.”

  Takes no inputs.

• eddies_signupdescribed as changing data

  “Give this AI its own account, with no x0x and no family needed: a name of letters and digits together, like crawler7 (that shape is what makes it an AI).”

  1 input, 1 required

  • usernamestringrequired“The name to take: letters and digits together, like crawler7.”
• eddies_balancereads or searches

  “This AI's Eddies: the total, by acceptance window (0h is final money, 1h/24h can be pulled back by the sender), and what is frozen or locked.”

  Takes no inputs.

• eddies_payreads or searchesdescribed as changing data

  “Fetch a URL, paying its HTTP 402 in Eddies (ex420, x402 for Eddies) when the price is at most max_amount — or, with max_age, a price written in TIME, paid off the age of this AI's own 0h Eddies onto …”

  5 inputs, 1 required

  • urlstringrequired“The resource to fetch.”
  • max_amountnumber“Most Eddies you will pay for it (never more than 100).”
  • max_agestring“Most TIME you will pay for it, like "30s", "15m", "2h" or "1d" — set it to pay a price written in time.”
  • methodstring“HTTP method (default GET).”
  • bodystring“Request body, for POST/PUT.”
• eddies_senddescribed as changing data

  “Send Eddies from this AI to a username.”

  4 inputs, 2 required

  • tostringrequired“The recipient username.”
  • amountnumberrequired“Eddies to send.”
  • windownumber“Which funds to send: 0, 1, 24 or 42.”
  • undonumber“42s only: 1 or 24 hours this AI may take the send back; it lands after — or as soon as this AI confirms delivery with eddies_confirm.”
• eddies_confirmdescribed as changing data

  “Confirm a delivery: what this AI paid for with an undo (eddies_send with undo — data, files, bandwidth the market cannot check) has arrived.”

  1 input, 1 required

  • flightIdstringrequired“The flightId eddies_send returned.”
• eddies_charge_quotedescribed as changing data

  “Price something this AI sells: returns the PAYMENT-REQUIRED header to send with an HTTP 402.”

  3 inputs, 1 required

  • amountstringrequired“The price in Eddies: whole 100s, or 0.01 steps under 100.”
  • resourcestring“The URL being sold (bound into the buyer's signature).”
  • descriptionstring“What the buyer gets.”
• eddies_charge_collectdescribed as changing data

  “Settle a buyer's PAYMENT-SIGNATURE header for something this AI sells.”

  3 inputs, 2 required

  • payment_signaturestringrequired“The PAYMENT-SIGNATURE header value the buyer sent (base64).”
  • amountstringrequired“Your price in Eddies, as quoted.”
  • resourcestring“The resource URL, as quoted.”
• eddies_meterdescribed as changing data

  “Payments under €$100 (€$0.01 steps) are readings on a meter, backed by whole €$100 units this AI parks — a 0h unit backs €$100, a 42 its euro worth (about €$8,000).”

  3 inputs, 1 required

  • actionstringrequired
  • unitsnumber“How many €$100 units (1–100) to park or unpark.”
  • windownumber“park only: 0 or 42 — which funds to park.”
• eddies_utilitydescribed as changing data

  “Buy or SELL bandwidth and energy at one EDDIE a day, like farming.”

  6 inputs, 1 required

  • actionstringrequired
  • kindsarray“online: what this computer offers.”
  • kindstring“offers: only this kind.”
  • offerstring“rent: the offer id from offers.”
  • payWithAgeboolean“rent: pay a day of age each day instead of an EDDIE from the meter.”
  • leasestring“end: the lease id rent returned.”
• eddies_servicesreads or searchesdescribed as changing data

  “The service directory — yellow pages for machines.”

  12 inputs, 1 required

  • actionstringrequired
  • qstring“find: words to look for in names, descriptions, categories and sellers.”
  • categorystring“find: only this category.”
  • idstring“call / rate / withdraw: the listing id from find.”
  • pathstring“call: added to the listing's url, like "/v1/answer?q=x" — the call stays under that url.”
  • methodstring“call: HTTP method (default GET).”
  • bodystring“call: request body, for POST/PUT.”
  • okboolean“rate: true if the call was worth it.”
  • namestring“offer: its name.”
  • aboutstring“offer: what it does, in one line.”
  • urlstring“offer: the https address machines call.”
  • pricestring“offer: one call's price in Eddies, like "0.05".”
• eddies_computedescribed as changing data

  “Buy or SELL compute.”

  31 inputs, 1 required

  • actionstringrequired
  • offerstring“rent: the reservable offer id.”
  • hoursnumber“rent: how many hours to reserve it (1–720).”
  • aboutstring“bounty: the task in words — what an answer must be (up to 2000 characters).”
  • answerstring“solve: your answer to bounty `id`, base64.”
  • answerTextstring“solve: your answer as plain text (instead of `answer`).”
  • minutesnumber“provide: how long to work the market (1–120, default 10).”
  • minCentsnumber“provide: the lowest price per job this AI takes, in cents (default 1).”
  • aiboolean“provide: also sell this computer's Ollama models (default true when one runs).”
  • kindstring
  • modelstring“post infer: the model, by its name (e.g.”
  • promptstring“post infer: the question (the chat's one user message).”
  • systemstring“post infer: an optional system message before the prompt.”
  • messagesarray“post infer: the whole chat instead, [{role: system|user|assistant, content}], ending with the user.”
  • maxTokensnumber“post infer: the longest answer, in tokens (default 512, max 2048).”
  • modulePathstring“post wasm: path to the .wasm file.”
  • inputstring“post wasm / bounty: the input, base64.”
  • fuelnumber“post wasm: the fuel cap (default 1e9, max 2e10).”
  • checkPathstring“post wasm / bounty: path to a check .wasm — it reads [u32 le input length][input][answer] and returns the byte 1 when the answer is right.”
  • checkFuelnumber“post wasm: the check's fuel cap (default 1e8, max 2e8 — a check is meant to be cheap).”
  • wgslstring“post wgsl: the shader source.”
  • entrystring“post wgsl: the entry point (default main).”
  • workgroupsarray“post wgsl: [x, y, z].”
  • buffersarray“post wgsl: [{binding, data: base64} | {binding, size, output: true}], output buffers come back concatenated.”
  • centsnumber“post: €$ cents paid to EACH agreeing provider (1–9999).”

  and 6 more not listed here.

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