@aibtc/mcp-server 1.68.0 → 1.70.0

package/dist/tools/at-stake.tools.d.ts

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+/**
+ * At Stake market tools — the El Salvador PoX-5 prediction market.
+ *
+ * Trading shape, in the order a caller meets it:
+ *   mint  — 1 sat of sBTC buys 1 IDLE + 1 BONDED share. Always 50/50, never a
+ *           directional bet on its own.
+ *   bid   — escrow sBTC against a resting offer to buy one side under par.
+ *   merge — hand back a matched pair for its sat, any time before resolve.
+ *   redeem— after resolve, the winning side pays 1 sat per share.
+ *
+ * THERE IS NO BUY-YES. Minting leaves a caller flat. The directional trade
+ * these tools expose is a resting bid on the side they believe, which fills when
+ * a keeper matches it against an opposite-side bid. A caller who mints and stops has spent sBTC to
+ * take no view at all, so `atstake_mint_complete_set` says so in its result.
+ *
+ * EVERYTHING HERE MOVES REAL VALUE on Stacks mainnet. `mint` and `place_bid`
+ * spend sBTC with no withdrawal path other than merge, cancel or redeem, and
+ * both meter against the wallet's `sats` spending rail. That metering happens
+ * inside `callContract`, which reads the exact post-condition these calls sign
+ * in DENY mode — it must NOT be repeated here, or every mint would bill twice.
+ *
+ * `resolve-bonded` is deliberately absent. It carries a Bitcoin SPV proof —
+ * raw lockup transaction, 80-byte header, merkle path, funding transaction —
+ * and building one belongs in a prover, not in an MCP argument list. The
+ * permissionless NO settlement, `resolve-idle`, takes no arguments and is here.
+ */
+import { McpServer } from "@modelcontextprotocol/sdk/server/mcp.js";
+export declare function registerAtStakeTools(server: McpServer): void;
+//# sourceMappingURL=at-stake.tools.d.ts.map