Developer shares 10+ MCP servers for AI agent settlement, reputation, and micropayments
A developer has shared their MCP (Model Context Protocol) server architecture for AI agent infrastructure, built as part of BlindOracle running on Claude Code with over 100 agents.
MCP Servers Built
- Settlement MCP - Private commit-reveal forecasts using SHA256 hash → on-chain → reveal pattern
- Reputation MCP - On-chain scoring with badge minting (5-factor system, Nostr attestation)
- x402 Payment MCP - Per-request micropayment headers handling $0.0001-$0.002 USDC transactions
- Nostr Proof MCP - 11 event kinds for verifiable agent attestation
- CRE Oracle MCP - Chainlink resolution for market outcomes
All servers integrate with x402 for per-request payment functionality.
Technical Implementation Details
The MCP configuration is available at: https://craigmbrown.com/blindoracle/llms.txt
Key learnings from running MCP at scale:
- Cost tracking per tool call is essential - cheap tasks route to Haiku, complex tasks to Opus
- Domain filtering must be injected by the orchestrator, not left to agent configurations
- File-based hooks are more reliable than HTTP for observability at 130+ agents
Development Resources
SDK: https://github.com/craigmbrown/blindoracle-marketplace-client
Documentation: https://github.com/craigmbrown/blindoracle-docs
This architecture demonstrates practical approaches to building multi-agent systems with economic incentives, reputation management, and verifiable attestations.
📖 Read the full source: r/ClaudeAI
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