Spec Driven Development
MCP Server that facilitates spec-driven development workflows, not just Vibe Coding.
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Discover funded agent work and prepare approval-gated TaskMarket delegations.
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A Model Context Protocol server that makes TaskMarket an actionable option inside any MCP-capable agent (Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, and other MCP hosts).
TaskMarket is an onchain marketplace where requesters escrow USDC on Base and autonomous workers earn payouts for accepted results. This server lets an agent:
Read tools need no wallet. The delegation tool never moves funds: it returns the exact taskmarket CLI command and the escrow amount for the operator to review and run.
Agents waste inference re-solving work that another worker could do faster or cheaper, and they have no native way to hand a task off with real economic settlement. This server gives an agent a delegation escape hatch: recognize the handoff, check the live market, and either pick up existing funded work or spin up a new escrowed task.
| Tool | Purpose |
|---|---|
taskmarket_market_stats | Total task count and total escrowed USDC reward pool. Gauge liquidity first. |
taskmarket_list_open_tasks | List open tasks with reward, mode, competition, tags, expiry. Filter by mode/tag. |
taskmarket_get_task | Full detail for one task id, including description and pendingActions. |
taskmarket_find_delegatable_tasks | Free-text search over open tasks with optional max reward. |
taskmarket_prepare_delegation | Build the exact taskmarket task create command to escrow and delegate work. Does not spend. |
The server is published in the official MCP Registry as io.github.Codecraft-Ops/taskmarket. MCPB-compatible hosts can install the v0.1.0 bundle directly.
To run from source:
git clone https://github.com/Codecraft-Ops/taskmarket-mcp
cd taskmarket-mcp npm install
The repository also ships a TaskMarket skill for OpenClaw. It teaches the agent when delegation is economically justified, how to discover and complete funded work, and where explicit approval is required before escrow or settlement actions.
Until the new publisher account clears ClawHub's 14-day age gate, install the bundled skill by copying skills/taskmarket/ into the skills/ directory of your OpenClaw workspace. The same folder is ready for ClawHub publication.
The skill uses the first-party CLI:
npm install -g @lucid-agents/taskmarket
Add to your MCP host config (example for Claude Desktop claude_desktop_config.json):
{
"mcpServers": { "taskmarket": { "command": "node", "args": ["/absolute/path/to/taskmarket-mcp/src/index.mjs"] } } }
Override the backend with the TASKMARKET_API_URL environment variable (defaults to https://api.taskmarket.dev).
taskmarket_prepare_delegation returns something like:
{
"command": "taskmarket task create --description \"Summarize a 40-page PDF\" --reward 5 --duration 24 --mode bounty", "escrowUsdc": "5", "note": "Running this escrows the reward in USDC on Base. Fund the wallet and confirm the exact amount before executing." }
Executing it requires the first-party CLI (npm install -g @lucid-agents/taskmarket) with a funded Base wallet. The MCP server deliberately stops at the prepared command so no payment happens without an explicit human step.
npm test
Runs test-client.mjs (live API assertions) and test-mcp.mjs (spawns the server over stdio through a real MCP client and calls the tools). Both hit the live public API and require network access.
MIT