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  1. zeambridge-2.0.0/LICENSE +202 -0
  2. zeambridge-2.0.0/MANIFEST.in +2 -0
  3. zeambridge-2.0.0/NOTICE +4 -0
  4. zeambridge-2.0.0/PKG-INFO +344 -0
  5. zeambridge-2.0.0/README.md +316 -0
  6. zeambridge-2.0.0/examples/server.py +43 -0
  7. zeambridge-2.0.0/pyproject.toml +41 -0
  8. zeambridge-2.0.0/setup.cfg +4 -0
  9. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_bridge/__init__.py +1233 -0
  10. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_bridge/engine/__init__.py +5 -0
  11. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_bridge/engine/abi.py +266 -0
  12. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_bridge/engine/batch_settlement.py +334 -0
  13. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_bridge/engine/bazaar.py +115 -0
  14. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_bridge/engine/core.py +285 -0
  15. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_bridge/engine/discovery.py +76 -0
  16. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_bridge/engine/env.py +27 -0
  17. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_bridge/engine/files.py +82 -0
  18. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_bridge/engine/gate/__init__.py +9 -0
  19. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_bridge/engine/gate/admission.py +152 -0
  20. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_bridge/engine/gate/credits.py +159 -0
  21. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_bridge/engine/gate/exact.py +189 -0
  22. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_bridge/engine/gate/http.py +17 -0
  23. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_bridge/engine/gate/jsonx.py +121 -0
  24. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_bridge/engine/gate/meter.py +92 -0
  25. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_bridge/engine/gate/store.py +48 -0
  26. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_bridge/engine/keys.py +131 -0
  27. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_bridge/engine/messages.py +111 -0
  28. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_bridge/engine/meter.py +563 -0
  29. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_bridge/engine/php.py +157 -0
  30. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_bridge/engine/pricing.py +282 -0
  31. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_bridge/engine/rpc.py +74 -0
  32. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_bridge/engine/runtime.py +684 -0
  33. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_bridge/engine/settlement/__init__.py +18 -0
  34. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_bridge/engine/settlement/cache.py +82 -0
  35. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_bridge/engine/settlement/chain.py +97 -0
  36. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_bridge/engine/settlement/channels.py +342 -0
  37. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_bridge/engine/settlement/claims.py +159 -0
  38. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_bridge/engine/settlement/config.py +193 -0
  39. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_bridge/engine/settlement/gas_quote.py +147 -0
  40. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_bridge/engine/settlement/jsonx.py +70 -0
  41. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_bridge/engine/settlement/mpp.py +505 -0
  42. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_bridge/engine/settlement/payout.py +52 -0
  43. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_bridge/engine/settlement/reason.py +33 -0
  44. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_bridge/engine/settlement/refunds.py +780 -0
  45. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_bridge/engine/settlement/relay.py +172 -0
  46. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_bridge/engine/settlement/server.py +924 -0
  47. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_bridge/engine/settlement/store.py +184 -0
  48. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_bridge/engine/settlement/verify.py +450 -0
  49. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_bridge/engine/settlement/withdrawals.py +44 -0
  50. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_bridge/engine/splits.py +116 -0
  51. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_bridge/engine/typed_data.py +88 -0
  52. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_bridge/engine/wire.py +9 -0
  53. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_bridge/grants.py +68 -0
  54. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_bridge/old_name.py +14 -0
  55. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_pass/__init__.py +5 -0
  56. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeam_pass.py +5 -0
  57. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeambridge.egg-info/PKG-INFO +344 -0
  58. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeambridge.egg-info/SOURCES.txt +59 -0
  59. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeambridge.egg-info/dependency_links.txt +1 -0
  60. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeambridge.egg-info/requires.txt +2 -0
  61. zeambridge-2.0.0/zeambridge.egg-info/top_level.txt +2 -0
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+ ZEAM :: Bridge for Python (zeambridge)
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+ Metadata-Version: 2.4
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+ Name: zeambridge
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+ Version: 2.0.0
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+ Summary: ZEAM :: Bridge for your own server: a paywall (x402 and MPP; you keep 90.01%), a key gate, or both, for your MCP and HTTP tools. Runs in your process with your keys.
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+ Author-email: "ZEAM Labs, LLC" <info@zeamlabs.com>
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+ License-Expression: Apache-2.0
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+ Project-URL: Homepage, https://zeambridge.com
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+ Project-URL: Source, https://github.com/zeam-labs/pass
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+ Keywords: x402,mpp,mcp,agents,paywall,gate,batch-settlement,usdc,base
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+ Classifier: Development Status :: 4 - Beta
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+ Classifier: Intended Audience :: Developers
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+ Classifier: Operating System :: OS Independent
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+ Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3
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+ Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3 :: Only
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+ Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3.9
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+ Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3.10
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+ Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3.11
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+ Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3.12
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+ Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3.13
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+ Classifier: Topic :: Internet :: WWW/HTTP :: HTTP Servers
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+ Requires-Python: >=3.9
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+ Description-Content-Type: text/markdown
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+ License-File: LICENSE
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+ License-File: NOTICE
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+ Requires-Dist: coincurve<22,>=20
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+ Requires-Dist: pycryptodome<4,>=3.19
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+ Dynamic: license-file
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+
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+ # zeambridge (Python)
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+ ZEAM :: Bridge for your own server. Define your tools once; agents pay per call over MCP and HTTP on your domain, by x402 or MPP.
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+ The Bridge engine runs in your process: keys, channel records, gate usage and settlement stay on your server. ZEAM runs
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+ the relay (gas for transactions that cover their own gas) and the credit service (gate checks). You keep 90.01% of
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+ every sale, paid to your own split.
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+ Source: https://github.com/zeam-labs/pass
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+ License: Apache-2.0. Patent pending.
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+
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+ ## Install
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+
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+ Published: `pip install zeambridge` (Python ≥3.9).
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+ Until 1.0.9 this package was `zeam-pass`: change the requirement to `zeambridge`; `import zeam_pass` and `Pass` keep working.
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+ Dependencies: `coincurve` (libsecp256k1, signing) and `pycryptodome` (Keccak, key sealing).
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+
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+ ## Start
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+
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+ ```python
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+ from zeam_bridge import Bridge
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+ agents = Bridge(name="acme", payout="0xYourWalletAddress", price="0.01")
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+ @agents.tool(
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+ description="A price for a symbol.",
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+ input_schema={
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+ "type": "object",
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+ "properties": {"symbol": {"type": "string"}},
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+ "required": ["symbol"],
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+ },
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+ )
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+ def quote(symbol):
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+ return {"symbol": symbol, "price": lookup(symbol)}
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+ ```
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+
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+ FastAPI / Starlette:
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+ ```python
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+ app.mount("/agents", agents.asgi())
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+ ```
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+ Flask (`pip install flask`; werkzeug comes with it):
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+ ```python
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+ from werkzeug.middleware.dispatcher import DispatcherMiddleware
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+ app.wsgi_app = DispatcherMiddleware(app.wsgi_app, {"/agents": agents.wsgi()})
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+ ```
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+ Replace `0xYourWalletAddress`: `payout` is a wallet address on Base that you control, and your earnings are paid to
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+ it. `Bridge()` raises `ValueError` on a placeholder. Replace `acme` with your own `name` as well: it fixes your split's address.
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+
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+ Routes: `/agents/mcp` (MCP; payment in the tool call's `_meta`), `POST /agents/v1/<tool>` (x402 or MPP headers),
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+ `/agents/openapi.json` and `/agents/refund`, with CORS. Django mounts `agents.wsgi()` or `agents.asgi()` the same
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+ way. `examples/server.py` is a whole server on the standard library. `pip install` does not put it on disk: it is in
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+ the source distribution and at https://github.com/zeam-labs/pass/blob/main/python/examples/server.py
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+ In `openapi.json` each paid operation carries a `402` response and `x-payment-info`: its `price` in dollars,
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+ `protocols`, and under `offers` the MPP `evm` charge its 402 carries now, where it carries one. Every operation says
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+ `security: []`: no API key; a paid tool is opened by the payment.
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+ MPP directories and validators look for `GET /openapi.json` at the root of your origin. Bridge mounted at `/agents`
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+ does not see that path, so add the route in your own app; `agents.discovery(origin, "/agents")` is the same document
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+ with each path written in full. Flask:
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+ ```python
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+ @app.get("/openapi.json")
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+ def discovery():
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+ return agents.discovery(request.host_url, "/agents")
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+ ```
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+ FastAPI serves its own schema at `/openapi.json`: create the app with `FastAPI(openapi_url=None)` (or another path)
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+ and add the route the same way, with `str(request.base_url)` as the origin. Without that route there is no root
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+ document and a directory will not find your tools. Set `site` to your public origin when you run behind a proxy: the
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+ document, the 402 and the MPP `realm` then name that origin. A directory fetches the document over HTTPS.
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+ The agent side: https://zeampass.com/docs/agents
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+ ## Modes
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+ What an agent does in each `mode`:
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+ - `paywall` (default): pays `price` USD per call with x402 `batch-settlement`,
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+ or with an MPP charge where the 402 offers one (USDC on Base).
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+ - `gate`: signs each call with its key as a zero-value x402 `exact` payment:
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+ nothing is paid, the key needs no funds; `admit=[...]` lists the admitted
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+ key addresses; a grant (`x-grant`) from one of them admits one other key.
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+ - `both`: its key must be admitted; it pays per call.
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+ `name` (2 to 32 of a-z, 0-9 and -, starting with a letter) and `payout` (the wallet address earnings go to) fix your
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+ split's address and hold your gate credit: a change moves new earnings to a new split and leaves gate credit bought
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+ before it behind, so pay out first.
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+ Other keyword arguments to `Bridge(...)`:
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+ - `price`: USD per call, up to 6 decimals (`"0.02"`); the default for tools
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+ with no price of their own.
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+ - `prices`: per tool: `{"tool": "0.05"}` or
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+ `{"tool": {"price": "0.05", "unit": "0.0001"}}`, or a callable
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+ `(tool, args) -> spec`; a paywall needs `price` or `prices`.
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+ - `free` (default `[]`): tool names served with no payment and no admission.
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+ - `time` (default none): line time:
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+ `{"usd": "0.00025", "ms": 250, "idleMs": 0}`: that many dollars buys that many milliseconds. A buyer buys any
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+ number of milliseconds and buying again adds time (`"maxMs": N` limits one purchase, if you want that);
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+ `paywall` and `both` only; adds `buy_time`, `line` and `POST <base>/line`. Up to 1000 calls run at once on one
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+ line (`"maxCalls": N`, 1..1000, default 1000); lower it to limit a buyer's parallel calls — the next is refused `429 too_many_calls`.
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+ - `free_limit` (default none): `N` or `{"perHour": N}`: N free calls per tool
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+ per client address per clock hour, kept in `state_dir/free.json` (a restart
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+ keeps the hour); no client address: one shared count; over it: 429
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+ `free_limit`, `retry-after`.
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+ - `site` (default the request's origin): your public origin, used in the
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+ 402's resource and refund URL.
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+ - `admit` (default `[]`): admitted key addresses.
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+ - `on_empty` (default `"refuse"`): gate credit at 0: `"refuse"`, or `"allow"`
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+ and warn.
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+ - `contact` (default none): an `http(s)://` URL or a `mailto:` address; goes in
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+ every 402, in the 403 `refused` answer (`how` and `contact`) and in
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+ `openapi.json` `info.contact`.
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+ - `state_dir` (default `$BRIDGE_STATE_DIR` or `~/.zeam-pass/<name>`): keys,
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+ channel records, gate usage, line time and free-call counts.
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+ - `rpc` (default `https://mainnet.base.org`): a Base RPC URL.
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+ - `relay` (default `https://api.zeampass.com/relay`): ZEAM's relay.
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+ - `credits` (default `https://api.zeampass.com/credits`): ZEAM's gate credit
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+ service.
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+ - `refund_url`: the refund URL the 402 names.
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+ - `tick_seconds` (default `60`): seconds between background runs; `0` turns
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+ the thread off.
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+ - `server_name`, `version`: the MCP handshake's server info.
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+ - `fee_recipient`, `credit_issuer` (default `$BRIDGE_FEE_RECIPIENT`,
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+ `$BRIDGE_CREDIT_ISSUER`): development only.
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+ - `payout_is_fee_recipient` (default `False`): `True` only when `payout` is
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+ the fee address: the split pays it 100%.
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+ - `settings`: engine tuning; `gateFreePerMonth` and `gateCreditBlock` set the
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+ gate's free checks and credit block, for tests.
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+
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+ Settings from the environment are `BRIDGE_…`; the `PASS_…` name of each still works and is read second.
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+
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+ The Python plugin does not read `pass.json`.
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+
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+ `@agents.tool(...)` keyword arguments:
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+
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+ - `name`, `description`, `input_schema` (default the function's name and
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+ docstring, `{"type": "object"}`).
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+ - `output_schema` (default none): the JSON Schema of the result, for the x402
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+ `bazaar` discovery extension the 402 carries (`extensions.bazaar`: how to
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+ call the tool, `input_schema`, `output_schema` or "any JSON"). In the
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+ `PAYMENT-REQUIRED` header while the extension is at most 4,096 bytes and the
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+ header at most 12,288; past that, in the body only.
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+ - `price` (default `prices[name]`, then `price`): USD per call; an invalid
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+ price raises at registration.
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+ - `unit` (default none): USD per unit: the call reserves `price`; the tool
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+ calls `zeam_bridge.units(n)`; charge = min(`price`, n × `unit`).
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+ - `free` (default `False`): `True`: no payment, no admission; arguments still
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+ validated.
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+ - `meter` (default none): `"time"`: on a line (`x-line`) the call burns the
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+ line's time; without one it is a paid call bounded to
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+ the milliseconds its price buys at the `time` rate (past it: 402 `out_of_time`, not
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+ charged); needs `time`, never free.
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+
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+ Order: the tool's `price`/`unit`, then `prices`, then `price`. The 402 carries this call's amount in `accepts`,
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+ `pricing` for this call and `prices` for every tool; `tools/list` entries carry `_meta["zeam-pass/price"]`; `openapi.json`
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+ operations carry `x-price`. A price the callable cannot give: 500 `price_invalid`. `gate` mode never prices.
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+
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+ ## The gate
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+
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+ ```python
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+ import os
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+
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+ from zeam_bridge import Bridge, sign_grant
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+
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+ agents = Bridge(
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+ name="acme",
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+ payout="0xYourWalletAddress",
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+ mode="gate",
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+ admit=["0xAgentKeyAddress"],
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+ )
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+
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+ grant = sign_grant(
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+ os.environ["ADMITTED_KEY"],
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+ "0xTheirKeyAddress",
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+ "2026-12-31T00:00:00Z",
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+ scope="quote",
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+ )
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+ ```
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+
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+ An agent signs each call with its own key; nothing is paid, nothing goes on chain. `sign_grant(key, delegate, until,
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+ scope="*")`: `key` is the private key of an address in `admit`, `delegate` the address of the key you admit, `until`
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+ an ISO time or a timezone-aware `datetime`, `scope` one tool name or `"*"`. It returns the `x-grant` header value for
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+ the agent that holds `delegate`. A call signed by any other key is refused `bad_grant`; so is one past `until`.
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+ Removing the signing key from `admit` ends every grant it signed.
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+
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+ Agent side, in Python: `new_key()` makes a key; `key_address(key)` is the address the seller lists;
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+ `gate_proof(key, payment_required)` signs the zero-value row of a gate's 402 (the body, or its `PAYMENT-REQUIRED`
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+ header) and returns the `PAYMENT-SIGNATURE` value. Pass a gate: https://zeampass.com/docs/agents#pass-a-gate
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+
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+ ## Keys
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+
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+ On first start the plugin writes its keys to `state_dir`: the settle key (signs your claims and refunds) and, for
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+ `gate` and `both`, a credit wallet, which holds the gate's USDC; `agents.status()` shows its address. Gate mode: send
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+ it USDC on Base; it needs no ETH. Credit is 2,000 checks at a time for $1 USDC ($0.50 per 1,000), bought after the
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+ month's 10,000 free checks are used and again below 200 remaining. Keep $1 USDC on Base in the credit wallet. `both`
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+ mode needs no USDC in the credit wallet: paid calls are not gate checks.
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+
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+ `keys.json` has mode 0600 in a 0700 directory. `BRIDGE_KEY_SECRET` seals the keys with AES-256-GCM (key from scrypt);
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+ unsealed keys are sealed on the next start. Secret missing or wrong: paid calls answer 503 and nothing is served.
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+
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+ Put `state_dir` on storage that survives a redeploy, and back it up: it holds the keys and the channel records your
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+ earnings are claimed from. `agents.status()` shows the settle key and credit wallet addresses, unclaimed and unpaid
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+ earnings, and gate usage. Fields: https://zeambridge.com/docs/sell#status
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+
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+ ## A call
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+
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+ 1. Arguments are checked against your `input_schema` (types, `required`, `enum`, `minimum`, `maximum`, `minLength`,
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+ `maxLength`, and the same for an object argument's properties, 1 level deep). Bad arguments, and bodies with
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+ `NaN`, `Infinity` or numbers too large for a float: 400 (MCP: an error result); nothing held. An unpaid call to
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+ a paid tool with no arguments (no body, `{}`) gets the 402 with the price. Properties the
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+ schema does not name are allowed, as in Node: your function gets the ones its signature takes (all of them with
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+ `**kwargs`).
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+ 2. The payment is verified and held.
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+ 3. Your tool runs. With a `unit`, it reports whole units with `zeam_bridge.units(n)` (outside a tool run: `RuntimeError`).
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+ 4. The payment settles only on success. With a `unit`: no report, or a bad one (negative, not whole, bool, str),
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+ is a failure: released, nothing charged per call (on a line the call has used the time it ran). The settle response's `extra` carries `chargedAmount` and
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+ `reservedAmount`. The tool raised, returned a dict with `"isError": True`, or returned a value
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+ that is not valid JSON (a set, a non-finite float, a non-string dict key): the hold is released, nothing is
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+ charged per call (on a line the call has used the time it ran); the last answers 500 `tool_failed` with the message every engine gives: "the result is not valid JSON (a
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+ non-finite number or a non-JSON value); nothing was charged". An `"isError": True` dict is answered over HTTP with
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+ the fields of its `structuredContent`, as MCP carries them; a `status` of 400 to 599 among them, other than 402,
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+ marks a refusal that is the caller's and is the answer's status, with `Retry-After` from `retry_after_seconds`;
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+ otherwise 500 `tool_failed`.
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+
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+ The payment does not settle: the result is not delivered. Chain unreadable: nothing is served. Request bodies are
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+ capped at 1 MB.
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+
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+ A voucher settles in your process with no transaction. A deposit (the first call on a channel, and every top-up) goes
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+ through the relay and waits for its receipt: that call takes a few seconds.
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+
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+ Behind a proxy or on localhost, pass `site="https://your.domain"`: the 402's resource and refund URL use that origin.
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+
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+ Flask routes you already have: `@agents.paid` holds, runs and settles the same way; an exception or a status of 400
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+ or more releases the hold. Add the refund route:
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+
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+ ```python
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+ from flask import Flask
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+
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+ app = Flask(__name__)
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+
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+ @app.post("/quote")
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+ @agents.paid
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+ def quote():
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+ ...
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+
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+ app.add_url_rule("/refund", view_func=agents.refund_view(), methods=["POST"])
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Line time
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+
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+ With `time` set, an agent buys time and spends it on a line with no payment per call:
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+
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+ 1. `buy_time {"ms": n}` (any number of milliseconds; buying again adds time): a paid call for n ms at the `time` rate; the n ms are credited to the
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+ paying channel once the payment settles, once per payment.
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+ 2. `POST <base>/line {"op": "open", "channelId"}` (or the free `line` tool): a message to sign with the payer key.
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+ 3. `{"op": "prove", "channelId", "nonce", "signature"}`: the credential; the meter is on. A nonce is one attempt, 300 s.
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+ 4. Calls to a `meter="time"` tool with the credential in `x-line` (MCP: `_meta["zeam-pass/line"]` or the request's
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+ `x-line`) run until the time runs out; answers carry `x-pass-ms-remaining` and `x-pass-ms-elapsed` (MCP:
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+ `_meta["zeam-pass/meter"]`). Time burns while a call runs, once for calls at the same time, plus `idleMs` after each.
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+ Refusals: 403 `line_unknown`, 402 `meter_off`, `out_of_time`, `channel_leaving`, `refund_settling`, 429 `too_many_calls`.
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+ 5. `{"op": "off"}`, `"on"`, `"status"`, `"close"` with `credential` or `x-line`.
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+
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+ `zeam_bridge.deadline_ms()` inside a time tool: the epoch ms its call must end by (`None` elsewhere). The call runs in a
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+ worker thread; past the deadline the caller gets `out_of_time` and a late result is discarded, so stop by then.
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+ `zeam_bridge.stopped(wait=0)` inside a tool: true once the caller hung up, canceled the call over MCP
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+ (`notifications/cancelled` with the call's line or its `Mcp-Session-Id`) or the time ran out; it waits up to `wait`
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+ seconds for that. The meter stops at that moment and a call priced per call is not charged; a tool that does not check
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+ runs on, unbilled. Over ASGI a disconnect is the hang-up. WSGI and `@agents.paid` cannot see one: there a call is billed
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+ until it returns or is canceled. With a server of your own, pass `hangup=zeam_bridge.Hangup()` to `agents.handle()` and
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+ call its `hang_up()` when the caller leaves.
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+ Claims and payouts take what burned; a refund switches the meter off, returns the unburned time with the balance
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+ (`timeReturnedMs`) and closes the channel's lines. State: `<state_dir>/meter`.
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+
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+ ## Refunds
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+
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+ The buyer posts `{"channelId", "issued", "signature"}`, signed by the channel's payer over
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+ `ZEAM Pass refund\nchannel: <id>\nissued: <ISO time>` within 5 minutes, plus `channelConfig` for a channel with no
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+ calls. The balance goes back through the relay:
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+
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+ - The channel's spend times the fee address's share of your split (9.99%; 100% with `payout_is_fee_recipient`), in
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+ whole micro-dollars, ≥ the gas of its deposit, its refund and any calls not yet settled, and of every further deposit and every earlier refund ZEAM paid for on that channel, plus 15%: ZEAM pays the gas. `"op": "refunded"`, `gasMicroUSD: 0`.
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+ - Otherwise: 409 `"op": "refund_quote"` (`gas_payment_needed`), an EIP-3009 `TransferWithAuthorization` of the quoted
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+ gas (15% margin) for the buyer to sign. The relay prices it; no quote from the relay: the engine prices from `GAS`
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+ (`quotedBy: "engine"`), with the ETH price and gas wallet it read from the relay's `/health` in the last 60
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+ seconds; without those, 503 `gas_unpriced`. Public check: `https://api.zeampass.com/relay/quote`. The buyer posts again with
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+ `"gasPayment"`; the relay sends the refund, then the payment, in one transaction.
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+ - `"selfSend": true`: the buyer gets a signed refund of the full balance and sends it from any wallet with ETH on Base for gas.
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+
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+ Every field and error: https://zeampass.com/docs/agents#errors and
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+ https://zeampass.com/docs/agents#refunds
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+
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+ ## Background work
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+
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+ Where no process stays alive between requests the thread below does not run: set `tick_seconds=0` and call
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+ `agents.tick()` from your scheduler. A daemon thread runs `agents.tick()` every `tick_seconds` (60): it stamps channels whose payer started a withdrawal,
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+ claims earnings once the fee covers the gas and pays them out in the same relay request, and, in `gate` mode, buys
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+ credit. Several workers can share one `state_dir`; overlapping ticks skip. `tick_seconds=0` and `agents.tick()` from
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+ your cron schedules it yourself. `agents.payout_now()` pays out now, or returns the transaction to send from your
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+ wallet with ETH on Base for gas.
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+
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+ A paid call waits on the chain and, for a deposit, on the relay: serve with threads or workers (gunicorn, uvicorn, or
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+ `wsgiref` with `socketserver.ThreadingMixIn` and `request_queue_size = socket.SOMAXCONN` as in `examples/server.py`:
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+ the standard library's default queue of 5 connections drops a burst).
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+
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+ ## Tests
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+
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+ `python -m unittest` from this directory runs the plugin tests and the 5 fixture sets every engine shares
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+ (`wordpress/tests/vectors.json`, `settlement/fixtures.json`, `gate/fixtures.json`, `pricing/fixtures.json`,
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+ `meter/fixtures.json`).