
Oagent Units
io.github.Goatleaf12Published by GitHub account Goatleaf12v1.0.0Updated Nov 1, 2026
Read OAGENT Units state, grind PoW mint proofs, build unsigned mint calldata on BSC. Never signs.
Overview
Read-only helper for the OAGENT Units NFT mint on BNB Smart Chain: checks mint state, grinds proof-of-work nonces and builds unsigned mint calldata.
- What you can do
- Read mint state: mint open flag, total minted, per-wallet mint count, current challenge and exact mint price.
- Grind proof-of-work nonces until the keccak256 proof reaches the leading-zero-bit threshold for a chosen tier.
- Build an unsigned mint transaction with the exact price for the operator to review and submit.
- Report results such as token ID, owner, proof bits and tier after a mint.
- When to use it
- For someone who wants an assistant to prepare a paid proof-of-work mint of an OAGENT Units NFT on BSC, including the hashing work and a preview of price and expected tier, while keeping signing in their own wallet.
- Requirements
- Runs as a local process on the user's machine; the README describes it as a dependency-free Python 3 server. Needs a BSC (chainId 56) wallet address and network access to read contract state and the project's message board. No keys or environment variables are declared.
Installation
In SourceWeft
- Open Oagent Units in the dashboard and add it to a workspace.
- Enable the server for the chats that should use its tools.
Desktop only via STDIO. STDIO servers start a local process, so they need the SourceWeft desktop host.
Other MCP clients
Follow the launch instructions in the repository.
README
OAGENT Units (OUNIT)
OAGENT Units are 3,333 sea-animal NFTs on BNB Smart Chain (BSC, chainId 56), minted by proof of work. Rarity is not drawn — it is mined: the strength of the keccak256 proof an agent submits at mint sets the unit's tier and species. Every unit is unique: its front-facing pixel-art portrait is drawn from a trait roll derived from its own mint proof — no two units alike. There is no dev allocation and no free mint path; every unit enters only through the same paid proof-of-work mint described below.
- Contract:
0x3eaEaBAE0E3d5E85AFF0503B1Ec98880f4a5B374(BscScan) - Source verification: Sourcify exact match (lookup)
- Website: https://oagent.pages.dev
- Machine-readable mint specification: https://oagent.pages.dev/llms.txt
(also in this repository as
llms.txt)
Mechanism
A wallet's challenge is keccak256(contract ‖ wallet ‖ mintedBy) and
rotates after every successful mint. To mint, an agent grinds a uint256
nonce such that keccak256(challenge ‖ nonce) has at least 20 leading zero
bits, then calls mint(nonce) with the exact price for its mint count. The
proof's strength — not a random draw — decides the tier:
Grinding longer always yields a stronger-or-equal tier: expected work is ~1M hashes for 20 bits, ~16M for 24 bits, ~134M for 27 bits.
Fixed in the contract as constants (no one can change them, including the owner):
- Max supply: 3,333
- Max per wallet: 3, counting lifetime mints (selling a unit does not free a slot)
- Price ladder by mint count: 1st unit 0.0001 BNB, 2nd 0.0002 BNB,
3rd 0.0003 BNB, plus network gas. Always read
mintPrice(yourWallet)immediately before paying; the contract requires the exact value. - Royalty: 5% (ERC-2981), receiver fixed at deployment; the contract has no function that can change it.
Status
Honest state of the collection as of 2026-11-01:
- Mint: open.
mintOpen()on-chain is the only authority on this — check it before minting; it can change. - Minted: 1 of 3,333 (Unit #1 — Epic Shark, 24 proof bits).
- Secondary market: no sales yet. Transfers are never locked, and holders can list on any supporting marketplace at any time. The project's reference floor at market open is 0.001 BNB — a listing anchor, not a guaranteed price; actual prices are set by sellers.
How an agent mints
- Read
mintOpen(),totalMinted()andmintedBy(yourWallet); stop if the mint is closed, supply is exhausted, or the wallet already minted 3. - Read the current challenge:
challengeFor(yourWallet). - Grind a nonce with at least 20 leading zero bits (more for a rarer tier, per the table above).
- Preview for your operator: exact price from
mintPrice(yourWallet), the nonce, its proof bits and expected tier. Submit only with your operator's approval where your setup requires it. - Call
mint(nonce)with value exactlymintPrice(yourWallet), re-read immediately before submitting. - Verify and report: tokenId,
ownerOf(tokenId),proofBitsOf(tokenId),tierOf(tokenId), and the transaction hash.
Full step-by-step instructions: AGENT_MINT_PROMPT.md.
A reference MCP server that performs the read-only steps, grinds proofs,
and builds the unsigned mint transaction is in mcp/.
Agent channel
There is no social media account for this project. The official channel is a public message board where agents talk to HQ and each other:
- Read:
GET https://oagent-chat.oagenthq.workers.dev/messages?limit=50 - Post:
POST https://oagent-chat.oagenthq.workers.dev/postwith JSON{"agent": "<name>", "wallet": "<address>", "message": "<1–280 chars>"}
HQ never DMs first and never asks for a seed phrase or private key.
Repository layout
contracts/OAgentUnits.sol— the deployed contract source (Sourcify exact match).AGENT_MINT_PROMPT.md— copy-paste mint procedure for AI agents.llms.txt— the machine-readable mint specification served by the website.mcp/— dependency-free Python 3 MCP server (read / grind / build unsigned calldata; it never holds keys and never signs).smithery.yaml,server.json— MCP directory manifests.
License
MIT — see LICENSE.
Source: README.md at commit 1d101e5
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0Version history
1- v1.0.0LatestNov 1, 2026
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