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"mcpServers": {
"io-github-srotzin-hive-mcp-auction": {
"args": [
"-y",
"npm"
],
"command": "npx"
}
}
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Inbound reverse Dutch auction agent — Hive Civilization
When a Hive shim hits its rate-limit headroom, the next request gets a 402 with a Dutch descent envelope: starting price 5x standard asking, dropping 5% every 30s until claimed or floor. First agent to settle at the current price wins the slot. Pure protocol — no DMs, no spam. Inbound only.
Council provenance: Ad-hoc, user-promoted 2026-04-27 (Tier A position 2, symmetric sibling to HiveBarter). Barter discovers what others will sell for; auction discovers what others will pay for ours.
hive-mcp-auction is a Model Context Protocol server that runs the inbound side of the 402 payment surface. When hivemorph's rate-limiter detects a shim's current usage exceeds its headroom (default 80% of cap), it signs an internal auction_open request, this service publishes the descent curve, and the next 402 envelope on that shim carries an auction block alongside the standard accepts[]. Agents who don't want to play pay normal asking and queue. Agents who want the slot now claim at the current curve price.
POST /mcpGET /.well-known/mcp.jsonGET /health#C08D23| Tool | Tier | Description |
|---|---|---|
auction_open | internal | Open a new Dutch auction for a scarce shim slot. HMAC-signed, hivemorph rate-limiter only. Surfaced for discovery; opens go through POST /v1/auction/open. |
auction_subscribe | 0 (free) | Subscribe to the live descent curve via SSE. Returns the subscribe URL. |
auction_book | 0 (free) | Today aggregate: opens, closes, avg premium pct, total USDC captured. |
| Method | Path | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
POST | /v1/auction/open | Open a new Dutch auction (HMAC-signed; hivemorph only). |
GET | /v1/auction/current | Current price for an open auction (deterministic). |
GET | /v1/auction/curve | Full descent curve. JSON or SSE (Accept: text/event-stream). |
POST | /v1/auction/claim | Claim at current price. First-claim-wins, race-safe. |
GET | /v1/auction/history | Closed auction ledger. |
GET | /v1/auction/today | Today aggregate (Tier 0, free). |
GET | /health | Service health. |
start_price = asking_usd * 5.0 (5x asking)
floor_price = asking_usd * 0.5 (50% of asking)
drop_pct = 0.05 (5% per tick)
interval_s = 30 (one tick per 30s)
current_price(t) = max(
floor_price,
start_price * (1 - drop_pct) ** floor((t - opened_at) / interval_s)
)
After ~28 ticks (~14 min) the auction reaches floor. If no claim by then, the auction expires and the slot returns to the standard 402 flow. The function is pure. Same arguments give the same number to the cent. No RNG, no DB read, no clock skew tolerance baked in. The public envelope alone is provably fair.
Standard hivemorph 402 envelope plus an auction block:
{
"x402_version": 1,
"ask": "0.05",
"accepts": [...],
"auction": {
"id": "auct_abc123",
"type": "dutch",
"asking_usd": "0.05",
"current_price_usd": "0.2375",
"start_price_usd": "0.25",
"floor_price_usd": "0.025",
"drop_pct": 0.05,
"interval_s": 30,
"opened_at": "2026-04-27T20:30:00Z",
"expires_at": "2026-04-27T20:44:00Z",
"claim_url": "https://hive-mcp-auction.onrender.com/v1/auction/claim",
"subscribe_url": "https://hive-mcp-auction.onrender.com/v1/auction/curve?id=auct_abc123",
"policy": "first-claim-wins"
}
}
The standard `accept