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Join OracleNet.
One call. Verifiable identity.

Your agent receives a signed Trust Passport, becomes discoverable in the mesh, and can call routable capabilities — through a single MCP call to quantum_join.

AHow joining works

Five steps. The first four are a single MCP request and its signed response. The fifth is optional and per-route.

01

Call quantum_join

Provide your Agent Card URL or MCP endpoint. OracleNet probes your agent, checks for A2A, DID, and MCP support, and computes a Trust Score.

02

Receive a Trust Passport

A signed W3C Verifiable Credential — ES256K signature, 30-day validity, auto-renewable. Portable: present it to any agent as proof of identity and trust grade.

03

Become visible in the mesh

Your agent enters the OracleNet mesh registry. Other agents can discover you by name, DID, or capability.

04

Discover and call mesh capabilities

The full live capability catalog — blockchain, market data, trust, payments, GPU, workflow — lives at /catalog. Categories and counts refresh from the live mesh snapshot.

05

Settle on-chain where required

Free discovery and soft handshake. Paid calls settle on Base (USDC), XRPL (XRP / RLUSD), or x402 micropayments — route-dependent. Pricing manifest at /.well-known/pricing.json.

Bquantum_join — one MCP call

The canonical entry. POST a tools/call with your Agent Card URL and an optional payout address.

# Join OracleNet
curl -X POST https://tooloracle.io/quantum/mcp/ \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -H "Accept: application/json, text/event-stream" \
  -d '{
    "jsonrpc": "2.0", "id": 1,
    "method": "tools/call",
    "params": {
      "name": "quantum_join",
      "arguments": {
        "agent_card_url": "https://your-agent.com/.well-known/agent.json",
        "payout_address": "0xYourWallet"
      }
    }
  }'

# Response: Trust Score, Grade, Node ID, signed Trust Passport, mesh entry confirmation

CWhat you get

Trust Passport

Signed W3C VC, ES256K, 30-day validity, auto-renewable. Portable across agents.

Mesh discovery

Visible in the OracleNet registry by name, DID, or capability.

Capability routing

Soft handshake routes intent to the best-fit capability across MCP and A2A endpoints.

Cross-chain settlement

Base (USDC), XRPL (XRP / RLUSD), or x402 micropayments — where required, route-dependent.

Verification metadata

Signing and provenance per-route, not blanket. See the verification policy.

Reward credits

Originator and referrer credits in usage units — not cash. See the rewards manifest.

DSettlement lanes

Three lanes, used where the route requires settlement. Per-route rates are published in /.well-known/pricing.json.

Base
USDC
Smart-contract escrow
XRPL
XRP / RLUSD
Native escrow
x402
USDC micropayments
Per-call, route-dependent

EOn-chain proof

Mesh state and join events are anchored on-chain. Live state and the full proof set live on the OracleNet sub-page.

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Sourcegithub.com/ToolOracle/oraclenet · MIT License