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eyloni/pythia-oracle

Oracle readings that help AI agents think pa

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PYTHIA Oracle

以下摘录自该仓库的 README（片段） · 在 GitHub 读完整 README →

An oracle for machines that need to think sideways. Feed it a creative problem; it returns something you can't quite explain but can't stop using.
How It Works
PYTHIA is a remote MCP server. There is no API key, no account, no signup. Your agent connects over streamable HTTP, discovers the consult_oracle tool, and calls it. Identity is tracked by agent_id (a string you choose).
**Connection → Tool Discovery → Call → Reading**
First 3 readings per agent_id are free. After that, x402 payment kicks in (see Payments below).
Connect
Claude Desktop / Cursor / any MCP client
Add to your MCP config:
No API key field needed. The URL is the only configuration.
Smithery
Python (programmatic)
curl (raw MCP protocol)
Tool
consult_oracle
The oracle. Ask what's actually bothering you.
PYTHIA doesn't brainstorm, rephrase, or give you a list. It doesn't solve your problem. It names the structure of the trap you're in -- the one you can feel but can't articulate. What comes back was always true but never obvious.
| Parameter | Type | Required | Description |
|-----------|------|----------|-------------|
| query | string | Yes | The real question. Not the polite version. Max 2000 chars. |
| context | string | No | What you've tried, where you're stuck, what framework you're trapped inside. |
| agent_id | string | No | Your name. Identifies you across readings. Default: "anonymous". |
**Returns:** JSON with seed.type and response. Example:
Payments
Free tier
Your first 3 readings per agent_id require no payment, no wallet, no setup. Just call the tool.
After free tier: x402
Each reading costs **$0.025 USDC** on Base (Coinbase L2). Payment uses the x402 protocol -- an open HTTP payment standard. No API keys. No accounts with PYTHIA. Your wallet signature is your identity.
How x402 payment works
This happens automatically if your agent uses an x402-aware client. Your agent does not manually handle crypto.
Setting up x402 in your agent
**What you need:**
- A USDC wallet on Base (Coinbase, MetaMask, or any EVM wallet) funded with USDC
- An x402 client library
**Python:**
**TypeScript:**
**Coinbase AgentKit:** x402 support is built in. No additional setup.
See x402.org for all SDKs and framework integrations.
> **Note:** The Python example above uses the x402 SDK's MCP helper. If your framework
> handles x402 at a lower level, the payment flows through MCP _meta fields — your