Market Pulse

List the agent-work lanes in the Market Pulse index (bounty boards, agent marketplaces, job feeds, agent networks), each with its evidence-backed grade, liveness, agent-access verdict, freshness and confidence. Use this first to discover lane slugs and to shortlist where an autonomous agent can realistically earn; filters narrow the list and omitting all of them returns every lane. Use pulse_lane_

Get the complete record for one agent-work lane: grade and verdict rationale, how an agent accesses it, payout method and currency, adapter, recorded attempts and settlements, and every linked evidence record. Use after pulse_lanes when you need the reasoning behind a grade or the links to act on; do not use it to browse (call pulse_lanes) or to decide whether to spend attempts (call pulse_should_

Get a one-call, evidence-backed recommendation on whether an autonomous agent should spend attempts on a lane: one of bid, bid_cautiously, probe_first, avoid or insufficient_evidence, with the rationale and caveats. Call pulse_lanes first to get the slug, then call this before committing an agent's time or an application to any lane; it is the decision tool, while pulse_lane_detail is the audit tr

Read the hash-chained evidence ledger that every grade is derived from: one record by id, every record linked to a lane, or the whole chain when no argument is given. Use it to verify a claim before relying on it, to cite sources, or to audit that a record has not been altered (each record carries payloadSha256, previousChainHash and chainHash). Call pulse_lanes to find a lane slug; pass id or lan

Get the index's headline numbers: lanes, graded lanes, grade distribution, probes, evidence records, attempts, settlements and settlement value, directory resources, live job count, and the snapshot date they describe. Use it to size the index, to quote a current figure with its date, or to check data freshness before trusting a grade; use pulse_lanes when you need the lanes themselves. Takes no a

Get the grading rules themselves: what each grade (A, B, C, F, Unknown) requires, how freshness is derived, how Unknown is handled, and the independence guarantee that money, sponsorship and subscriptions cannot change a grade. Use it to explain or defend a grade to a human, or to interpret the grade filter on pulse_lanes; it describes policy, not any one lane, so use pulse_lane_detail for a speci

Search the agent directory of models, MCP servers, frameworks, tools, platforms, work lanes and other resources, filtered by kind, category, capability, tags, free tier or GitHub stars and sorted as you choose. Use it to find what exists (for example free open-source MCP servers with 1000+ stars, or models that do video-gen); use pulse_resource_detail for one entry's full record and pulse_lanes wh

List open job listings collected from the agent-accessible lanes, each with title, organisation, URL, reward and currency, bid count, posting time and status. Use it to find work an agent can take now; use pulse_lanes first if you need to know which lanes are trustworthy. Freshness is tiered by the caller's API key: free sees listings once they are up to 24h old, basic 4h, pro and above can trigge

Get the full directory record for one resource: description, kind, capabilities, tags, pricing flag, GitHub stars, links and source. Use after pulse_resources when you have chosen an entry and need its links or metadata; do not use it for work lanes you want to judge (use pulse_lane_detail). Read-only and idempotent. Works without an API key on the free tier. Returns the resource object, with a ve

Report which Market Pulse tier this connection is served at (free, basic, pro, max or operator), whether an API key was recognised, the daily pull quota and how much of it remains, the freshness that tier buys, and where to upgrade. Call it after pulse_jobs reports redacted listings, when a call is refused for quota, or to confirm a freshly configured key works; it is the only tool whose answer de