Add WaveGuard and CryptoGuard to x402 ecosystem#1888
Add WaveGuard and CryptoGuard to x402 ecosystem#1888gpartin wants to merge 3 commits intox402-foundation:mainfrom
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WaveGuard is a physics-based anomaly detection API for AI agents. - Detects anomalies in ticker data, price feeds, and general datasets - No training data or ML models required (uses wave-physics simulation) - Supports real-time time-series scanning and general anomaly detection - .001/scan via USDC on Base (x402 protocol) - Also available via MCP (3 tools), REST API, and RapidAPI - Live at: https://gpartin--waveguard-api-fastapi-app.modal.run
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Pull request overview
Adds two new “Services/Endpoints” ecosystem partners (WaveGuard and CryptoGuard) to the Next.js ecosystem directory by introducing partner metadata entries and their corresponding logo assets.
Changes:
- Added WaveGuard partner metadata and SVG logo under
public/logos/. - Added CryptoGuard partner metadata and PNG logo under
public/logos/. - Registered both partners to appear under the existing “Services/Endpoints” category via
metadata.json.
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typescript/site/public/logos/waveguard.svg |
Adds WaveGuard logo asset for ecosystem listing cards. |
typescript/site/public/logos/cryptoguard.png |
Adds CryptoGuard logo asset for ecosystem listing cards. |
typescript/site/app/ecosystem/partners-data/waveguard/metadata.json |
Adds WaveGuard partner entry (category, logo path, description, website URL). |
typescript/site/app/ecosystem/partners-data/cryptoguard/metadata.json |
Adds CryptoGuard partner entry (category, logo path, description, website URL). |
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| "logoUrl": "/logos/cryptoguard.png", | ||
| "description": "Deterministic crypto risk scanner powered by physics-based anomaly detection. Detected every major crypto crash in backtesting — 27 days early on average, 5× fewer false alarms than statistical baselines. Scan any token by name, ticker, or contract address for a PROCEED/CAUTION/BLOCK verdict. $0.05/scan via USDC on Base.", | ||
| "websiteUrl": "https://gpartin--cryptoguard-api-fastapi-app.modal.run" |
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PR description mentions that CryptoGuard provides PROCEED/CAUTION/BLOCK verdicts via 5 MCP tools and that a smithery.yaml is included, but there is no smithery.yaml (or other MCP manifest) added anywhere in this PR. Please either add the referenced manifest file(s) under this partner’s folder, or update the PR description/metadata to avoid claiming artifacts that aren’t present in the repo.
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Good catch — the smithery.yaml lives in the CryptoGuard service repo (https://github.com/gpartin/CryptoGuard/blob/main/smithery.yaml), not in the x402 ecosystem directory. The metadata.json here is only the listing entry; external tool manifests aren't part of the ecosystem partner data. I've updated the PR description to drop the smithery.yaml mention to avoid confusion.
WaveGuard + CryptoGuard
Two new Services/Endpoints partners using x402 with USDC on Base mainnet.
WaveGuard
Category: Services/Endpoints
Website: https://gpartin--waveguard-api-fastapi-app.modal.run
Physics-based anomaly detection API for AI agents. Verifies ticker data, detects price manipulation, and flags data integrity issues — no training data or ML models required. Supports real-time time-series scanning and general anomaly detection.
typescript/site/app/ecosystem/partners-data/waveguard/metadata.jsontypescript/site/public/logos/waveguard.svgCryptoGuard
Category: Services/Endpoints
Website: https://gpartin--cryptoguard-api-fastapi-app.modal.run
Deterministic crypto risk scanner powered by physics-based anomaly detection. Detected every major crypto crash in backtesting — 27 days early on average, 5× fewer false alarms than statistical baselines. Scan any token by name, ticker, or contract address for a PROCEED/CAUTION/BLOCK verdict.
typescript/site/app/ecosystem/partners-data/cryptoguard/metadata.jsontypescript/site/public/logos/cryptoguard.png