Pebbler Human Feedback

io.github.bridge-applicationsv0.1.0Updated Oct 6, 2026

Buy human image preference comparisons on the Pebbler app with locally controlled USDC payments.

Overview

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Lets an assistant buy human image A/B preference tests on the Pebbler app using locally signed USDC payments.

What it does
The connector exposes tools to read the current Pebbler catalog of packages and prices, prepare an image comparison and get a quote, purchase the quoted test, and check progress and aggregate vote shares. It also lists locally saved tests so results can be retrieved after a restart. Version 1 covers image A/B preference tests only; surveys and text-only comparisons are not supported.
When to use it
Use it when you want human opinions on which of two images people prefer, and are willing to pay for responses from Pebbler app participants. It is not for measuring product conversion or causal effects, and completed response counts are not guaranteed.
Requirements
A local MCP client that supports stdio servers and Node.js 22 or later; the package runs via npx. Payments require a dedicated wallet funded with native USDC on Base plus the settings PEBBLER_ALLOW_PAYMENTS, PEBBLER_WALLET_PRIVATE_KEY, PEBBLER_MAX_PURCHASE_USDC and PEBBLER_MAX_TOTAL_USDC. Two publicly accessible HTTPS image URLs and a clear question are needed per test.
Before you install
Enabling payments lets the assistant sign USDC transactions from the wallet whose key is in PEBBLER_WALLET_PRIVATE_KEY; keep that key local and out of prompts. Spending is capped by PEBBLER_MAX_PURCHASE_USDC and PEBBLER_MAX_TOTAL_USDC, and the total limit counts retained signed purchases, including unresolved attempts, and does not reset automatically. Purchases are real spending, and the private state folder should be kept backed up.

Installation

In SourceWeft

  1. Open Pebbler Human Feedback in the dashboard and add it to a workspace.
  2. 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

Pebbler MCP

Let your agent collect human feedback on two images and explain the results. Pebbler runs image preference tests with participants on the Pebbler app.

Your agent retrieves current pricing, package details and availability before creating a test. The purchase uses a live quote and stays within the spending limits you configure. Pricing and package sizes are not fixed by this connector.

Version 1 supports image A/B preference tests. These measure which image people prefer, rather than product conversion or causal effects. Completed response counts are not guaranteed. Surveys and text-only comparisons are not supported.

Connect your agent

Use an MCP app that supports local servers and Node.js 22 or later. Add this configuration to your app:

json
{    "mcpServers": {        "pebbler": {            "command": "npx",            "args": ["-y", "@pebbler/[email protected]"]        }    }}

Pebbler's production settings are included. You can explore current packages and create drafts without enabling payments.

Enable purchases

Use a dedicated wallet funded with native USDC on Base. Configure these settings locally in your MCP app's environment or secret settings:

SettingWhat to provide
PEBBLER_ALLOW_PAYMENTSSet to true when you want the agent to make purchases
PEBBLER_WALLET_PRIVATE_KEYYour wallet's signing key, supplied privately
PEBBLER_MAX_PURCHASE_USDCYour chosen maximum spend per test, as a positive decimal USDC amount
PEBBLER_MAX_TOTAL_USDCYour chosen cumulative spending limit, as a positive decimal USDC amount

Both spending limits are required when payments are enabled. They are your budget, not the price of a test. If a quote exceeds either limit, the connector stops instead of raising your budget. Payments stay disabled until you enable them explicitly.

The wallet key remains local. Do not put it in a prompt or share it in a conversation. Prices and quotes are fetched by the agent; you do not need to configure them.

Ask for a test

For example:

Check the current package and price, then compare these two image URLs. Tell me the quote before buying and stay within my configured budget.

Provide two publicly accessible HTTPS image URLs and a clear question. Use images you own or have permission to use, and keep the URLs available while responses are collected.

Your agent can show the current offer, create a draft, purchase the test and check progress. You can read partial results while collection continues or return later to ask for the final counts and vote shares. Retrieving results is included in the purchase.

Available tools

ToolPurpose
get_catalogRetrieve current packages, prices, supported inputs and availability
create_studyPrepare an image comparison and obtain its quote
quote_studyRefresh a quote before payment has been signed
purchase_studyPurchase the quoted test within your wallet's spending limits
get_study_statusCheck progress and when to check again
get_study_resultsRetrieve aggregate A/B votes and shares
list_local_studiesFind your saved tests after returning or restarting

The agent learns each tool's inputs automatically when connected. It should read the catalog first, use the quote for the purchase, and follow the returned polling interval when checking progress.

Returning to your results

Keep the connector's private local state folder backed up. It retains access to your tests and their purchase history across restarts. You can choose a folder with PEBBLER_STATE_DIR; use the same folder when returning to existing tests.

Your total spending limit counts retained signed purchases, including unresolved attempts, and does not reset automatically. Increase it deliberately if you want to buy more tests. Keep the original state rather than deleting it to reset your budget.

If a purchase is interrupted or pending, ask the agent to retry that same purchase. The connector preserves its identifiers and payment authorization instead of signing another payment. Reading progress and results does not require another purchase.

Try an example

The included examples/run-study.mjs demonstrates discovery and creating an image comparison. It prints the live catalog and quote; purchasing requires the --purchase flag and your locally configured wallet and budgets.

License

MIT. Original example image assets are included under the same license.

Source: README.md at commit c1ce9a1

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Version history

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  1. v0.1.0LatestOct 6, 2026