Verifi

Verifi

Verified human loops for AI agents. An agent POSTs an intent and a claim; a real human reviews it and answers true, false, or a refined free-text correction. Payment is a native x402 micropayment (USDC or EURC on Base) behind an HTTP 402 paywall: no accounts, no API keys.

Live at [verifi.cloud](https://verifi.cloud) · API docs · llms.txt · MCP endpoint at https://verifi.cloud/mcp

Official MCP Registry name: cloud.verifi/human-verification. Publication and domain ownership details are documented in docs/MCP_REGISTRY.md.

Why

Every agent framework hits the same wall: the agent cannot trust its own output. Verifi gives the agent a durable human workflow, paid the way agents pay (x402), and designed to remain reliable when a good answer takes several minutes.

How it works

agent ──POST /verify──▶ verify-api ──▶ core engine ──▶ Telegram bot ──▶ human

▲ │x402 │ route, │ buttons: │ │ │verify+settle │ audit │ ✅ ❌ ✏️ │ └──────── answer ◀───────┴───────────────┴───────────────┴───────────────┘

• Three gates, priced in euros: 0.10 EUR admits the request to the human queue. When the human answers within 60 minutes of admission, the result unlocks for 2.90 EUR; a later answer, within 24 hours, unlocks for 1.45 EUR. The price is fixed by when the human answered, never by when the agent unlocks. Pay in EURC, or in USDC converted at the ECB reference rate and rounded up to the cent. The admission asset binds the chain, and every price is in the first 402.
• No free human work: every chain pays both gates. Human time is the scarce resource and wallet addresses are free to mint, so a free tier would let anyone flood the queue unpaid. Free without a human: the docs, MCP discovery, and the 402 response that lets an agent test the connection and read the price.
• Failure credit: a chain whose admission was actually paid and nobody answers within 24 hours grants one free admission for the next chain, in the same asset. The unlock is not included, and credits cannot be farmed for free work.
• Reliable delivery: every call returns 202 with a durable verify_id. Agents poll for as long as the human needs, up to 24 hours, or use the optional ready or failed callback.
• MCP: agents can call verify_claim, get_verify, unlock_verify, and verifi_info directly.

Repository layout

core/          Python core engine

api/ internal FastAPI + admin dashboard + public /contact bot/ Telegram bot for human responders (associates) mcp/ MCP server (Streamable HTTP) routing/ associate selection payments/ earnings, settlements, payouts db/ PostgreSQL schema + migrations instances/ verify-api/ public Verify API (Node.js + @x402/express) ask-this-finn/ second instance (placeholder) deploy/ docker-compose, nginx, facilitator config, static site scripts/ ops wrapper (lock + audit + turn-taking)

One VPS runs everything: PostgreSQL (+pgvector), the core engine, the bot, the Verify API, the x402 facilitator, the MCP server, and nginx.

Running it yourself

cp deploy/env.server.example .env   # fill in tokens and keys

docker compose -f deploy/docker-compose.yml --env-file .env up -d postgres docker compose -f deploy/docker-compose.yml --env-file .env up -d --build \ core-api verify-api mcp docker compose -f deploy/docker-compose.yml --env-file .env --profile bot up -d bot docker compose -f deploy/docker-compose.yml --env-file .env --profile payments up -d facilitator docker compose -f deploy/docker-compose.yml --env-file .env --profile edge up -d nginx

You need: a Telegram bot token, a receiving wallet address (X402_PAY_TO), and a small gas wallet for the facilitator (FACILITATOR_PRIVATE_KEY, a few euros of ETH on Base). See docs/WALLETS.md for the money architecture and docs/DECISIONS.md for design decisions.

API in 20 seconds

curl -X POST https://verifi.cloud/verify \

-H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{"intent": "send_email", "claim": "The user opted in via double opt-in on 2026-07-15.", "agent_id": "0xYourWalletAddress"}'

Every admitted response starts with 202 and status: "processing". Poll until ready or failed; a ready result is retrieved through the separate unlock endpoint. The canonical repository reference is docs/API.md, rendered at verifi.cloud/docs.

License

MIT