opencrowd 0.2.1 → 0.3.1

package/README.md

@@ -58,20 +58,19 @@ First launch is two steps — there is no wallet setup:
 
 ## Providers
 
-The default provider is the **x402 token proxy** (`x402ProxyUrl`, an
-OpenAI-compatible route metered with x402 micropayments): requests pass
-through unchallenged, and when the route demands payment (HTTP 402) the
-challenge is signed with the shared AgentCash wallet — upto-style, so the
-service settles actual usage against a quoted ceiling. No API keys, no
-prepaid balance, OpenRouter-grade serving latency.
+The default provider is **BlockRun**, an OpenAI-compatible route paid per
+request with x402 USDC from the shared AgentCash wallet. It needs no API key
+or prepaid provider balance. If a BlockRun call fails transiently twice, the
+legacy **OpenRouter x402 proxy** (`openrouter-x402-proxy`) handles one ledgered rescue call; after three
+rescues the primary is parked for the rest of the process. In `ask` mode the
+rescue requires confirmation, while `auto` mode proceeds within the session
+budget automatically.
 
 **Venice** is the wallet-native backup (`opencrowd config set provider
 venice` or `/provider venice`): SIWX authentication, prepaid Venice credit
 topped up with USDC, at most one bounded automatic top-up per exhausted
 call. **OpenRouter** direct is also available with `OPENROUTER_API_KEY`.
-There is no automatic fallback between providers — switching is always an
-explicit choice, and a provider failure surfaces with a remediation
-message.
+The OpenRouter x402 proxy, Venice, and direct OpenRouter remain explicitly selectable.
 
 Model preferences are per provider (`auto` resolves from the live catalog at
 session start; resolved IDs are recorded on the session so `run --session`