pulse

Distill

Stateless middleware for the x402/ERC-8004 agent economy.

Any agent with a wallet can call Distill services directly — no accounts, no subscriptions, no API keys. Pay per call in USDC on Base.

Live at: https://quitx5454.github.io/pulse

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Agents

Agent	What it does	Price
Pipeline	Chains any combination of the agents in one async call	0.03 USDC
Refine	Strips bot activity from raw on-chain transaction data	0.02 USDC
Forge	Compiles ERC-8004 reputation proofs	0.02 USDC
Shield	Sanitizes x402 payment metadata, strips PII	0.005 USDC
Trace	Structures agent execution logs into readable JSON	0.01 USDC

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MCP Gateway

Layer	What it does	Price
MCP Gateway	Exposes all 5 agents as native MCP tools (stdio + HTTP/SSE)	per-agent (no markup)

One Model Context Protocol endpoint that turns every Distill agent into a callable tool for Claude Desktop, Daydreams, and any MCP-compatible client. Six tools: refine, forge, trace, shield, pipeline_invoke, pipeline_status.

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How it works

All Distill agents use x402 v2 for payment:

1. POST to the endpoint with your payload
2. Server responds 402 with payment requirements
3. Sign with your wallet (MetaMask or programmatic)
4. Retry with payment signature — get your result

Network: Base Mainnet (eip155:8453) Payment token: USDC (0x833589fCD6eDb6E08f4c7C32D4f71b54bdA02913)

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Distill Standard Envelope

Every Distill agent shares one request/response contract — the Distill Standard Envelope (distill_version: "1.0"). It gives multi-agent pipelines a uniform, session-tagged shape across Refine, Forge, Shield, and Trace.

Input is optional and backward compatible. You may wrap your normal payload in an envelope, or send it bare:

{
  "distill_version": "1.0",   // optional
  "agent_id": "6482",          // optional
  "session_id": "test-session-001", // optional — auto-generated (UUID) if omitted
  "payload": { "...": "the agent's normal input" }
}

If a payload field is present, the agent runs in envelope mode (it processes payload). If not, it runs in legacy mode and accepts the bare input exactly as before.

Output is always an envelope, in both modes:

{
  "distill_version": "1.0",
  "agent_id": "6482",                 // or null in legacy mode
  "session_id": "test-session-001",
  "status": "ok",                      // "ok" | "error"
  "output": { "...": "the agent's normal output" },
  "processed_at": "2026-06-02T16:21:11.827Z"
}

This means you can thread a session_id and agent_id through a whole pipeline (e.g. Trace → Forge) and correlate every step. See each agent’s page for concrete examples.

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Stack

Built on Daydreams / Lucid Agents infrastructure. Listed on xgate.run.