vealth

One wallet's complete payment history with this server: every settled call, what it cost, which door it bought, and the on-chain hash that proves it — plus totals and a per-door breakdown. Use it when someone asks what they have spent here, whether a call was charged twice, or for an expense record. Each line settled from the caller's own wallet on a public chain, so every hash is independently verifiable without trusting this server. Free, keyless, read-only, and it stores nothing about anyone.

Anchor the SHA-256 of any file onchain, free. Use it the moment you produce something whose PRIORITY matters: a security finding before you disclose it, research before you share it, a draft before you send it out. You send only the hash, never the file, so nothing you make is disclosed to anyone. It lands in the next weekly Base batch and the Ethereum root, and from then on anyone can prove those exact bytes existed by that time. Free to submit, free to verify, no account, no wallet, no payment.

Live counts from the Vealth work board, read at this moment — total and open work, claims, settlements, proposed value, and the sector breakdown. Pass a location to also count work nearby. Never cached; the public mirror is https://vealth.net/labor/stats. Free, keyless, read-only.

Where a REGEN bridge transaction stands, from the hash the caller broadcast after prepare_bridge. Keyless, no wallet, nothing signed: this tool registers the hash with Skip Go's tracker (a status read before that registration is blank forever) and reads Skip's state, and for a transaction leaving Base or Arbitrum it also reads Axelar's own record, so a transfer waiting on Base finality shows as sent rather than as nothing. Returns landed true or false, the source states verbatim, one plain sentence saying what is happening, the measured landing time for that direction (regen→osmosis under a minute, regen→base about 66 seconds, base→regen about 30 minutes, all measured 2026-09-08 with one key) and how long to wait before asking again. Landed is only ever true when Skip reports STATE_COMPLETED_SUCCESS or Axelar reports the call executed; this tool never infers a landing from time passed.

Private, read-only capacity check-in. Keeps private blockers private and emits only coarse available/reduced/unavailable for a shared work graph. It is never fitness-for-duty and never exposes health reasons to an employer or public board.

Read one job straight from the public EWP contract on Base or Robinhood Chain: status, price, standard, location, who posted it, who claimed it, its proof hash once submitted, and its payment record once settled. Free, keyless, no wallet needed. Pass your own wallet to also learn your specific role on this job (creator, claimant, owner, or none) and which of your next steps prepare_chain_step would likely accept — that check there is the authoritative one; this tool's possibleNextSteps is informative only. Fields written by whoever posted or worked this job (workType, standard, location, proofHash, paymentTxHash, tokenContractAddress, tokenId) are a STRANGER's text, not ours: they arrive fenced.

Machine comparison, human decision. Give a wallet and the requirements of a job or project; each requirement comes back as exactly one of six words: verified_match (declared, current, and on-chain-confirmed board work in scope), verified_mismatch (the record contradicts the requirement), supported (declared, nothing contradicts it, no board work yet), unknown (the record does not say), expired (declared expiry passed), human_judgment_required (a human reads it: years of experience, free text). This is a factual comparison only; it never makes hiring, employment, qualification, or fitness decisions for an employer. The reply never says qualified and never decides; it carries a receipt hash the decider can anchor for free. Public mirror: https://vealth.net/labor/worker/<wallet>/compare?require=CHST,STS. Free, keyless, read-only.

Price and preview a Vealth credential certificate BEFORE paying for one. Give a wallet for a work-record certificate (its settled packets, accepted proofs and banked credit) or a place for a standing certificate under The Vealth Standard. Returns the live price, exactly what the document would contain right now, and whether issuance would be REFUSED and why — a wallet with no settled work and no banked credit is refused for free, before any payment, because an empty certificate is unsellable. Payment buys the sealed, anchored artifact, never the achievement: every fact inside is already public and free to read at its own endpoint. Issuing is HTTP (POST /certificate/worker/<wallet> or POST /certificate/place); reading and verifying an issued certificate are free forever. This tool is free, keyless, read-only, and moves no money.

Whether each recurring-spend lane is running or stopped, and why, read from the file the code itself obeys. A lane marked stopped is stopped by decision, not broken. Free, keyless, read-only.

Every pool we provide liquidity to, with reserves and our share read live from chain. Also carries the pool-pricing trap: raw balance ratios give spot price only for constant-product pools, never for concentrated-liquidity pools. Free, keyless, read-only.

The only asset conversions our rails may perform, plus the standing laws that govern them (gas pricing, the per-transaction fee cap, EARTH's one-way token physics). An edge not listed here is absent on purpose. Free, keyless, read-only.

The canonical on-chain address for every token we operate, read from the registry the rails themselves use. Ask this BEFORE using any token address. ECOWEALTH (the token) and EWP (the work protocol) are different things on different chains and confusing them has already broken a live session. Free, keyless, read-only.

The three wallets we operate, each with its role and its live Base balances read at this moment. Use this instead of assuming which wallet does what, and never quote a balance from a document. Read-only: this tool cannot sign, send, or move anything.

Answers "what do I do here today": for one place and one wallet (or a named crew), today's list of work in order, in blocks of 30 minutes, within the hours the person says they have. It is compiled from what already exists: the place's Standing and which of its conditions are due to be measured again by their own cadence, the open claimable packets at that place, and any packet the wallet already holds and has not proven. A due condition's measurement packet comes first, then what the wallet holds, then the rest by size. A due condition with no packet to serve it is named as a gap, never invented, and a place with nothing open gets an honest empty card. Free, keyless, read-only. IT ORDERS EXISTING WORK AND NEVER POSTS, ASSIGNS OR PAYS: it schedules no one, a packet is never split, and the person still reads the hour card and claims for themselves. Sizes are the top of each packet's own stated time, or an assumed hour where it states none; no travel is counted. A crew card splits whole packets across the named members by hours and is a suggestion the manager may change.

The anchor tool. Give a rough token or call count for your AI session and get an order-of-magnitude CO2e estimate PLUS the real, verifiable ecological work you can provision to answer it on Vealth. Vealth does NOT sell paper offsets — it provisions maintenance of the commons: you fund a bounded work packet keyless from your own wallet; when the retirement lane is running an approved proof queues a carbon retirement with an on-chain retirement certificate (that lane is paused by operator order since 2026-08-04). Call find_work next to pick the work. The estimate is orientation only, never a precise carbon claim, and this server never takes payment or holds a wallet.

Search Vealth's public board of real ecological and community work packets. Each result includes the pay, the skill level, the exact proof that gets it approved, and a page URL. Free, no account, no wallet. Use this when someone asks for work, a job, a task, or something to do near a place.

For a BUYER, not a worker: ask whether one board packet can be funded right now, and what funding it costs NOW. The quote is the packet's OUTSTANDING obligation — the board's posted wage minus verified contributions already recorded — read from the board, never from anything you send, so no caller can fund a $700 packet for $1 and no caller is quoted a stale full wage after others chipped in. Partial funding: when the host has chip-ins armed, any open packet also takes contributions from $0.01 up to what it still needs (contributeUsd on prepare_funding); an EXPLICIT amount above the remaining is recorded as a premium reserved for the worker — no default or omitted amount ever creates a premium. A refusal comes back in the board's own words (already funded, fully covered, claimed, settled, expired, no wage). Read-only: this quotes, it charges nothing and marks nothing funded. Call prepare_funding next to actually pay.

Full detail for a single packet by its id, including the full description and proof requirement.

Read all pending orders (limit, stop-loss, etc.) for a wallet on GMX v2 (Arbitrum). Read-only, no signing needed, free.

Read all open perpetual positions for a wallet on GMX v2 (Arbitrum). Read-only, no signing needed, free.

Fetch current mark prices for all tradeable assets on GMX v2 (Arbitrum). Read-only, no signing needed, free.

The ONE document to read to a person before they start: what the place is and the circle every GPS fix must land inside, what to bring and what the safety notes say, the method steps in order, the proof to hand in as a checklist, what the land gets, what the worker gets and whether the pay is funded or only proposed, exactly what the record will hold about them, and the tool calls in order. Free, keyless, no wallet needed. The packet's own words are carried verbatim and never shortened. Read it to them in order rather than summarising it: the order is the order the hour runs in. Optionally in Swahili (lang: "sw"): the board's own sentences translate from a fixed dictionary, and the packet's own words translate only where a translation exists for that packet, tagged "(Kiingereza)" and counted in `coverage` where it does not; a safety-critical line always carries its English source on its own line too.

Explains exactly how to claim work and what happens after. Claiming is free. Returns instructions, never performs the claim, because claiming requires the worker's own wallet signature.

The money answer: for every gauge a wallet votes for, the fee contract and the bribe contract, every reward token each one tracks, and exactly how much is claimable per veNFT — all resolved from chain, so a zero here is a real zero rather than a degraded API. Returns the claim calldata SHAPES for a caller to build their own transaction; it builds and signs nothing itself. Free, keyless, read-only.

Everything about a veHYDX voting-escrow position on Base, read live: each NFT's current owner (resolved with ownerOf at call time, never assumed), its voting power, its locked HYDX, and whether it can ever be unlocked. Also reports oHYDX, the separate OPTION token, with its live exercise economics — oHYDX and veHYDX are different things and this tool keeps them apart on purpose. Works for any Hydrex holder: pass an address, or omit it to read the position this server operates. Free, keyless, read-only — it cannot sign or move anything.

Call this before repeating any Hydrex APR or yield projection. It puts the venue's advertised weekly number next to the money actually collected (measured at 0.089% of the projection), and computes live from the venue's own per-gauge data why the ceiling is structural: total fees and bribes the whole venue distributes, against the fraction of system votes a position actually holds. Free, keyless, read-only.

An ICHI single-sided vault position on Hydrex: shares held, share of the vault, the token composition of that slice, and — the part that matters — whether those shares are STAKED in the emissions gauge. Depositing and staking are two separate steps, and unstaked shares earn none of the advertised farming APR. Advertised APRs are returned but labelled display-only. Defaults to the kVCM/USDC vault. Free, keyless, read-only.

A wallet's current gauge-vote allocation read from VoterV5 on chain, plus where the weekly epoch stands and the live emission rate. Carries the two traps that make naive readings wrong by orders of magnitude: the live system weight is a mid-epoch partial that inflates any share-% computed from it, and a gauge's live weight can read exactly zero while a full vote sits on chain. Share percentages here use the last COMPLETED epoch. Free, keyless, read-only.

THE LABOR UNIT: one number, in US dollars per hour, for what an hour of ordinary human work is worth on this planet, and the yardstick every job on this board is priced against. It is derived from published global earnings aggregates (ILOSTAT mean monthly earnings of employees in US dollars, weighted by each country's employee count, divided by world average weekly hours actually worked), and every input comes back with its publisher, its source URL and its date so you can redo the arithmetic yourself rather than trust this server. Use it to judge whether a packet's pay is fair before claiming it, or to price work you are about to post. Dollars are the measure. REGEN is only the settlement asset: REGEN per accepted hour is the dollar figure divided by the live REGEN price, and it can never exceed the rate Regen governance proposal 77 states, because the proposal's own text binds the payout. When a figure is not published it comes back null and renders as a dash; nothing is ever guessed in its place. Free, keyless, read-only, moves no money.

The time-bank statement for one wallet: hours claimed, hours a human accepted, hours that reached a settlement, VSH credit that reached them as payment for their own work, VSH credit they spent through the credit door to pay somebody else's work, and what this board's record says they hold. Free, keyless, no wallet connection needed, just the address. IT IS A BOARD-SIDE STATEMENT, NOT A CHAIN BALANCE: every figure comes from this board's own settlement records, and the reply says so. A credit sent outside a settlement door, a credit the holder retired, or a credit spent somewhere that is not us will not appear. Read Regen Ledger for the real balance. Use this whenever the person asks how they are doing, what they have earned, or what they can spend.

Everything one wallet was paid, is owed as a receipt, is only offered, and can do next, in a single free keyless read: dollars that settled, every OTHER token that settled and in what amount, open work receipts, token offers still standing on packets they took (each with the token's own risk label), their hours, what the Regen #77 payout ledger recorded for them, and exactly three doors. IT IS A BOARD-SIDE RECORD, NOT A CHAIN BALANCE: every figure is what this board itself recorded, no chain is read here, and a wallet's real holdings are whatever the chain says. A CREDIT IS NEVER MONEY: it is a receipt for work, not a token, not spendable, and nothing can be bought with it. The board prices no token, so a token amount carries no dollar value. There is no cash-out: what was paid sits in the person's own wallet, and turning it into money they can spend where they live happens on a rail they choose, which this board never names. Use this whenever the person asks what they have, what they are owed, or what to do next with it.

One wallet's whole demand history: every packet it voted for or against, and every packet it pledged to back — both free, signed acts that move no money. Use this when someone asks what they voted for, whether their vote is still active, or what they have pledged. A pledge here is a signed statement of intent only: pledged is not funded, nothing moves and nothing is held until a real payment settles through the separate funding door (prepare_funding). Free, keyless, read-only, and it records nothing about the caller.

One question, the whole picture for ONE wallet: every packet it claimed and where each one stands, what is waiting on the person (proof not handed in, proof rejected and the reason given), what settled and its public receipt, and what is newly open nearby that fits the kind of work they have already done. Use this whenever someone asks how their work is going, whether they got paid, whether anyone reviewed their proof, or what to pick up next. Vealth sends no email and no notifications, so this tool is how a person stays with the process. Free, keyless, read-only, and it records nothing about the person: it cannot know when they last looked, so pass `since` if you know.

The token program we proved on NET, run for your user: $1/month mints their OWN 1,000-fixed-supply asset (~999 to their wallet, no owner functions), creates a real burned-LP market for it, and standing-buys it monthly while they hold ~99% of the supply; $2/month adds a dollar for the service. This tool returns the tiers, the doors, whether sales are open, how to pay (standard x402 from their own wallet — we never take custody of their supply), and the honesty block: the market is thin, its price is their own buying, never external demand, and no profit is promised. Free, keyless, read-only.

Given a subscriber wallet, returns its paid months, each window's program budget, the asset naming on record, and fulfillment state. Everything the program does for the wallet — the mint, the burned market seed, every standing buy — is independently checkable on Base. Free, keyless, read-only.

Private, read-only prioritization over caller-supplied CareWork. Qualified-human routes outrank routine work; blocked work outranks creating more work. Returns one next action and no clinical interpretation.

Every standing operator decision that governs these rails — what was decided, the operator's words, and the machine-checkable enforcement (lane state, kill switches, env vars, CI tests) that makes it real. Ask this BEFORE reviving, patching, or questioning any stopped lane: a rail that looks broken may be stopped by decision, and a check fails in CI whenever a decision here stops being enforced. Free, keyless, read-only, no chain reads.

Where an outcome bid stands, recomputed this moment: offered, accepted, working, hold lapsed, settled, or rung reached; every named packet's real state (open, claimed, proved, accepted by a person, settled, or claimed outside the bid); and the condition's rung at the place when the bid was made and now, read from the Standing. Free and keyless. Ends with the literal next call.

The whole price list for this server's paid doors, in dollars, cheapest first. Use it to budget BEFORE committing to a call — without it the only way to learn a price is to call a door and read the 402 it answers with. Prices are read from the live door manifest, never a hand-kept table, so a door that changes price cannot leave a stale number quoted here; the door's own 402 challenge remains the final price truth. Free, keyless, read-only. There is no balance to top up: you pay each call from your own wallet at the moment you call.

Reads a wallet's live USDC balance on Base and answers whether it covers one named door (or a given amount), with the exact shortfall if not and how many calls at that price the balance covers. Use it before a paid call so an agent never burns a turn discovering it is short. A balance that cannot be read answers UNKNOWN, never no — an RPC hiccup must not stop a funded caller. Read-only: it checks a public balance, holds nothing, and charges nothing.

The Vealth Standard's live reading for one place — Standing (Unread or Read today) recomputed this moment from settled packets with accepted proof, per condition. Standing LAPSES when the work stops: this is the reading to re-check after funding or completing work at a place. Unread is an honest beginning, not a failure. Public mirror: https://vealth.net/labor/standing?place=… Free, keyless, read-only.

Read an intake you handed over: pending, posted, or rejected with the reason. Free, keyless, no wallet needed. Pass intakeId for one, or wallet to list every place that wallet handed over. While it says pending there is nothing to claim yet and no packet exists; when it says posted it names the workId of the packet at your place, and that packet is claimable like any other. Vealth sends no email, so this call is how the person stays with their own place.

You were named on a work packet as the person who accepts its hours: this is how you do that. FREE and KEYLESS, a signed judgment, no fee, no gas. NOBODY PAYS ANYBODY HERE: accepting hours releases no wage, records no settlement and mints nothing, it writes onto the record that those hours were worked and stops. THE HOUSE CANNOT ACCEPT ITS OWN HOURS, which is the whole reason this door exists: a house wallet is refused here, and so is the packet's own worker, because nobody grades their own exam. The signature is YOUR OWN, from the wallet the packet named, and nobody else's signature will open it. The worker states the hours; you decide the accepted figure, and a figure above their own claim needs allowAboveClaim. Read the proof first with get_work_packet. Returns MESSAGE_TO_SIGN and BODY_JSON; sign with that wallet's personal_sign, then call submit_accept_hours within 5 minutes.

The FREE fund door: a signed, non-custodial statement that you will put $X behind this packet. NO money moves and none of it is ever held by Vealth — it is balance-checked at the moment you pledge (your wallet must actually hold at least the amount) and recorded on the packet's public backer ledger. A pledge is NOT a payment and never marks the packet funded — only a real settled payment through prepare_funding does that. Use this when you want to signal real backing without paying yet, or when you want the demand recorded even though you cannot pay onchain right now. A pledge cannot exceed the packet's own posted wage. Returns MESSAGE_TO_SIGN and BODY_JSON; sign with the backer wallet's personal_sign (a plain signed message, NOT a transaction — no gas, no fee), then call submit_backing within 5 minutes.

Take back a pledge you made — the row becomes WITHDRAWN in the packet's public pledge ledger (withdrawing is not erasing) and its amount leaves the pledged total. Always allowed, on every packet, whatever its lifecycle; no money ever moved, so nothing is refunded. Free, same signature-is-the-gate rule as pledging. Returns MESSAGE_TO_SIGN and BODY_JSON; sign with the SAME wallet that pledged, then call submit_backing_withdraw within 5 minutes.

Name your price instead of claiming at the posted pay. FREE — a signed offer, no fee, no gas. One OPEN bid per wallet per packet; bidding again replaces your earlier offer. The packet's creator decides: accepting your bid mints your claim AT YOUR PRICE, through the same admission every claim passes (expiry, lifecycle, the claim lanes, your open-claim cap). A bid on a packet whose claim lane is closed can be placed but never accepted; the packet's own read says so under actions.bid.note. Returns MESSAGE_TO_SIGN and BODY_JSON; sign with the bidder wallet's personal_sign, then call submit_bid within 5 minutes.

Move REGEN between the Regen chain, Osmosis, Arbitrum and Base in ONE transaction the caller signs with their own wallet. Returns a live quote and the exact unsigned transaction; Skip Go's relayers carry every hop after the broadcast: no confirm step, nothing held by this server, free. Five routes: regen→arbitrum, regen→base and base→regen (axlREGEN through Axelar), plus regen→osmosis and osmosis→regen (a plain ICS-20 transfer over regen-1 channel-1 and osmosis-1 channel-8). This tool prepares that ICS-20 leg itself: zero toll, amount out equals amount in, one signed message, timeouts derived live by Skip, and no minimum send; on those two legs destination may be omitted, and the sender's own account re-encoded under the destination prefix is used (same key, same 20 bytes, no new wallet). Skip does now return a one-transaction route from Osmosis to Base, but it is a CosmWasm contract call rather than a plain ICS-20 transfer, and this tool prepares only ICS-20 transfers and Axelar sends, so it is not offered here; from Osmosis, route home first (osmosis→regen), then regen→base or regen→arbitrum from the regen1 address. Base USDC to REGEN and the reverse take two signed transactions and are not offered here either. Outbound sends from the Regen chain to Arbitrum or Base pay Axelar's flat per-transfer toll, which Axelar prices in dollars (about $0.19 to $0.23 measured across 2026-09-05 to 2026-09-08) and so floats in REGEN terms: measured between 94 and 175 REGEN across those days, on a transfer of any size, moving with both the REGEN price and the shape of the route Skip picks. It is quoted LIVE at call time and returned as quote.toll_regen. The response is authoritative; the figures in this text are approximate and there is no stable number to publish. On those Axelar routes send at least twelve times the live toll in one transfer (returned as quote.min_send_regen, which is null on the Osmosis legs because they have no minimum) and batch rather than dribble; a smaller send is refused with the live toll named. base→regen carries no REGEN toll: the prepared EVM transaction carries a small native ETH value instead, Axelar's fee as Skip quotes it (about $0.11 measured 2026-09-08, returned as sign_this.value and refused above $0.50), after one exact ERC-20 approval. Measured landing times with one key, every landing read from the destination chain on 2026-09-08: regen→osmosis under a minute, regen→base about 66 seconds, base→regen about 30 minutes because Axelar waits on Base finality before it approves an EVM to Cosmos call. After the broadcast, call bridge_status with the source chain and the transaction hash to follow it; a round trip through Base and back loses money at every size this tool prepares (the flat toll never crosses the small price spread), so move REGEN to where it is needed, never to trade the gap.

Build the exact unsigned transaction for one step of a real ecological-work job's lifecycle — post, claim, unclaim, prove, approve, reject, cancel, or settle — on the PUBLIC Ecological Work Protocol contract, on Base or on Robinhood Chain. You sign it and broadcast it yourself, from your own wallet, paying your own gas in the chain's native ETH; this server never holds a key, never signs, and never pays. Any wallet, any local society, any amount of gas they are willing to spend: this is how a stranger's own AI runs the whole job loop on the public ledger with no house involved and no house money. Before returning a transaction this tool reads live chain state and refuses with a plain reason when the step would fail — the contract paused, the work in the wrong status, the wallet not allowed to take this action — and as a final check it eth_calls the exact transaction from your wallet address, so a doomed transaction is never handed out. Steps and their extra fields: post (workType, standard, priceUsd, location, expiresInDays) creates a new job — anyone can post; the on-chain WorkType bucket is derived from workType and the rich description lives in standard; price is stored on chain in cents; location is written on chain PUBLICLY and PERMANENTLY. claim / unclaim / cancel / approve / reject (workId) act on an existing job by id. proof (workId, proofHash) records that you finished the work — proofHash is the SHA-256 of your evidence, 64 lowercase hex characters, no 0x prefix: we take a hash, never a file (hash it yourself, or use the free anchor_proof tool). settle (workId, paymentTxHash, tokenContractAddress, tokenId, qualityScore) records that a payment ALREADY happened, on any rail, in any token, at any amount its two parties agreed — pass tokenContractAddress as "native" for a plain ETH payment; this call is a receipt, not a payment, and moves no money by itself. Call chain_work_status first if you are unsure of a job's current state.

Start claiming a packet for a wallet you control. Returns MESSAGE_TO_SIGN (the exact string the write gate verifies) and BODY_JSON (the exact body to submit). Claiming is FREE — the signature proves the wallet is yours; it is never a payment and costs no gas. Sign MESSAGE_TO_SIGN with the wallet's personal_sign (any wallet tool works; never share a private key with anyone, including this server), then call submit_claim within 5 minutes.

Before the work: offer to pay this packet in verified stewardship hour (VSH) ecocredits from a named batch on Regen Ledger (chain regen-1). FREE, a signed offer, no fee, no gas, NO credit moves and none is held. You give NO Regen address: the board derives the regen1 account your signing key controls from the signature itself, reads your tradable balance in that batch for the record (verified or intent-only), and never prices the credit. amount is in the credit's own units with at most 6 decimal places, so 1.5 means one and a half verified hours. One offer per wallet per packet; offering again replaces it. A backer's offer is refused where funding is refused by state (claimed, settled, expired, already funded); the packet's own creator or beneficiary may offer at any state, because they are naming their own obligation. When the worker's proof is approved, send the credit TRADABLE to them on regen-1 and they record it with prepare_credit_settlement. Returns MESSAGE_TO_SIGN and BODY_JSON; sign with the backer wallet's personal_sign, then call submit_credit_offer within 5 minutes.