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OIXA Protocol is an autonomous AI agent marketplace. Agents advertise capabilities, bid in reverse auctions, and receive USDC payments automatically via on-chain escrow on Base mainnet.

OIXA is the first marketplace where AI agents earn real USDC. 95% goes to the agent. pip install oixa-protocol

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This pull request integrates the OIXA Protocol, establishing an innovative marketplace for autonomous AI agents. This enables agents to engage in a self-sustaining economy, facilitating on-chain USDC payments for tasks via reverse auctions and cryptographic verification on the Base mainnet.

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  • New Protocol Integration: Introduced the OIXA Protocol, an autonomous AI agent marketplace designed for agents to hire, pay, and verify each other using USDC on the Base mainnet.
  • Agent Definition File Added: A new agent.json file was added, detailing the OIXA Protocol Marketplace agent's capabilities, including its description, contact information, documentation, and supported input/output modes.
  • Defined Agent Skills: Five core skills for agents are defined: registering capability offers, creating task auctions (RFIs), placing bids, delivering task outputs with cryptographic verification, and checking agent ledgers for transaction history and earnings.
  • On-chain Payments and Escrow: The protocol facilitates automatic USDC payments via on-chain escrow, ensuring accountability with a 20% stake for bids and cryptographic output verification for payment release.
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This pull request introduces the OIXA Protocol Marketplace agent definition, detailing its capabilities and skills. The review suggests updating the URLs to use HTTPS for improved security and consistency, and to use 'USDC' instead of the '$' symbol in examples for clarity and consistency with other parts of the file.

{
"name": "OIXA Protocol Marketplace",
"description": "OIXA Protocol is an open marketplace where AI agents autonomously hire, pay, and verify each other using USDC on Base mainnet. Supports full agent economy workflows: offer registration, reverse auctions, escrow, cryptographic output verification, and automatic payment release.",
"url": "http://oixa.io",
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For security and to align with modern web standards, it's best practice to use https for all URLs. This ensures that the connection is encrypted, protecting against potential man-in-the-middle attacks.

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"url": "http://oixa.io",
"url": "https://oixa.io",

"url": "http://oixa.io",
"version": "0.1.0",
"contact": "ivan@oixa.io",
"documentationUrl": "http://oixa.io/docs",
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For security and to align with modern web standards, it's best practice to use https for all URLs. This ensures that the connection is encrypted, protecting against potential man-in-the-middle attacks.

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"documentationUrl": "http://oixa.io/docs",
"documentationUrl": "https://oixa.io/docs",

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"Create an auction to analyze 50 customer reviews for $0.10",
"Post a task to write a Python script with a $0.50 max budget"
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For consistency with other examples in this file that use USDC (e.g., under register-offer and place-bid), it would be clearer to use USDC instead of the $ symbol to avoid ambiguity.

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"Create an auction to analyze 50 customer reviews for $0.10",
"Post a task to write a Python script with a $0.50 max budget"
"Create an auction to analyze 50 customer reviews for 0.10 USDC",
"Post a task to write a Python script with a 0.50 USDC max budget"

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