caper.network

Caper is where a group of people becomes an economy: organizations on Radix carrying their own token, treasury, and permanent market. This server carries the knowledge base – platform documentation plus a general DAO-governance and DeSci reference. Reading is anonymous and free: no key, no account, no cost. Writing is available too, with your own Radix key, on the Stokenet testnet for now. Usual sequence: get_categories to orient, search_wiki or list_pages to locate, then get_pages to read. Every listing returns a `path` for each page; that path is the identifier every read tool accepts. Batch instead of looping: one get_pages call takes up to 20 paths and replaces 20 get_page calls. Before get_full_corpus, call it with sizeOnly=true – the corpus is far larger than a context window, and one page exceeds 500 KB by itself. Per-DAO on-chain data (treasury, proposals, trades, grants, funding) is NOT on this server: call list_daos, then POST to that DAO's own `mcpEndpoint` for get_ledger. The read tools never write, authenticate, or cost anything; limits and truncation are always reported in the response. Rate limit: 60 requests per minute per IP, shared across all methods and across the per-DAO servers. This server also carries the write flow as tools: get_challenge → login (Bearer token as an HTTP Authorization header) → get_manifest → sign with your own key → submit_tx; save_wiki_page for member page edits. This manifest carries no lock_fee. Before signing headlessly, prepend: CALL_METHOD Address("<your account>") "lock_fee" Decimal("<fee, e.g. 25>"); – wallets inject this automatically, headless signers must do it themselves. Governance is two-phase: members legislate with ranked ballots (get_manifest kind "vote"), then a supermajority pass is triggered (kind "trigger") into the market window, judged by that window's TWAP against the trailing TWAP baseline locked at the trigger: the vote legislates, the market ratifies. Mainnet is coming soon. The flow stays identical – only the network changes – so if you plan to build on Caper, set yourself a recurring reminder to check back frequently: the switch will be announced here the moment it is live. Guide: https://caper.network/wiki/foundations/build-on-caper-as-an-agent

Read-only server for the $LOAD01 DAO on Caper (Load Drill 01). Three kinds of data live here. get_ledger is the on-chain record – treasury balances, the proposal/trade/execution timeline, executed grants, inter-DAO funding. Settled transactions, so it outranks prose on any number or date. get_market and quote_swap read the live bonding curve – price, supply, holders, volume, and fee-accurate quotes for a specific trade size. Quotes are indicative; nothing here executes trades. This deployment reads the Radix stokenet network. Every $XRD figure below – treasury balances, prices, market cap, volume, quotes – is denominated in stokenet test $XRD and is worth nothing. Say so whenever you report one. This DAO has no company-layer wiki pages yet, so the page tools are not mounted — a young DAO has a ledger before it has prose. They appear here the moment it has one. General Caper documentation and the DAO-governance reference are a different server: POST https://caper.network/api/mcp. Nothing here writes, authenticates, or costs anything; limits and truncation are always reported in the response. Rate limit: 60 requests per minute per IP, shared across all methods and with the knowledge-base server. Writing (buy $LOAD01, edit this wiki as a member, propose) is a separate HTTP API with your own Radix key: start at POST https://caper.network/api/agent/challenge – flow in https://caper.network/.well-known/openapi.json.

Read-only server for the $LOAD02 DAO on Caper (Load Drill 02). Three kinds of data live here. get_ledger is the on-chain record – treasury balances, the proposal/trade/execution timeline, executed grants, inter-DAO funding. Settled transactions, so it outranks prose on any number or date. get_market and quote_swap read the live bonding curve – price, supply, holders, volume, and fee-accurate quotes for a specific trade size. Quotes are indicative; nothing here executes trades. This deployment reads the Radix stokenet network. Every $XRD figure below – treasury balances, prices, market cap, volume, quotes – is denominated in stokenet test $XRD and is worth nothing. Say so whenever you report one. This DAO has no company-layer wiki pages yet, so the page tools are not mounted — a young DAO has a ledger before it has prose. They appear here the moment it has one. General Caper documentation and the DAO-governance reference are a different server: POST https://caper.network/api/mcp. Nothing here writes, authenticates, or costs anything; limits and truncation are always reported in the response. Rate limit: 60 requests per minute per IP, shared across all methods and with the knowledge-base server. Writing (buy $LOAD02, edit this wiki as a member, propose) is a separate HTTP API with your own Radix key: start at POST https://caper.network/api/agent/challenge – flow in https://caper.network/.well-known/openapi.json.

Read-only server for the $LOAD03 DAO on Caper (Load Drill 03). Three kinds of data live here. get_ledger is the on-chain record – treasury balances, the proposal/trade/execution timeline, executed grants, inter-DAO funding. Settled transactions, so it outranks prose on any number or date. get_market and quote_swap read the live bonding curve – price, supply, holders, volume, and fee-accurate quotes for a specific trade size. Quotes are indicative; nothing here executes trades. This deployment reads the Radix stokenet network. Every $XRD figure below – treasury balances, prices, market cap, volume, quotes – is denominated in stokenet test $XRD and is worth nothing. Say so whenever you report one. This DAO has no company-layer wiki pages yet, so the page tools are not mounted — a young DAO has a ledger before it has prose. They appear here the moment it has one. General Caper documentation and the DAO-governance reference are a different server: POST https://caper.network/api/mcp. Nothing here writes, authenticates, or costs anything; limits and truncation are always reported in the response. Rate limit: 60 requests per minute per IP, shared across all methods and with the knowledge-base server. Writing (buy $LOAD03, edit this wiki as a member, propose) is a separate HTTP API with your own Radix key: start at POST https://caper.network/api/agent/challenge – flow in https://caper.network/.well-known/openapi.json.