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CRYPTYX Harness Snapshot
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CRYPTYX Harness Snapshot is a paid API for AI agents from cryptyx.ai, paid per call via x402, $0.005/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-15).
Returns a canonical orientation tear-sheet for crypto assets — totals counts, top-5 fires by confidence, first-ever prints, boundary watchlist, and silent fade setups — in a single call.
Price / call$0.005
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StatusUnknown
How this service works
Canonical harness tear-sheet — one call returns totals (fires / boundary / silent / first-ever), top-5 fires by confidence, first-ever prints (5-year rarity), boundary watchlist (near-fire ranked by distance-to-trigger), and silent fade setups. Every setup carries plain-English composition (via ref.metric_display_labels) so responses never leak raw metric_id strings. Priced cheap so polling patterns stay economically viable — every MCP skill instructs Claude to call this FIRST as the canonical orientation. Scope: apex (BTC/ETH/SOL default), all (33-asset curated universe), or asset:{SYMBOL} for single-asset lens.
Output
A structured tear-sheet containing: (1) aggregate setup counts across fire/boundary/silent/first-ever categories, (2) top-5 setups ranked by confidence with plain-English metric labels, (3) first-ever prints flagged as 5-year rarities, (4) a boundary watchlist of near-trigger assets sorted by distance-to-trigger, and (5) silent fade setups — all with human-readable metric composition via ref.metric_display_labels so no raw metric IDs are exposed.
Example use cases
Morning crypto market orientation
“Pull the CRYPTYX harness snapshot for BTC, ETH, and SOL right now — I want to know how many signals are firing, which ones have the highest confidence, and if anything is near a trigger threshold before I make any trades today.”
Rare first-ever signal alert scan
“Check the CRYPTYX harness snapshot across the full 33-asset universe for today and tell me if any first-ever prints are showing up — those 5-year rarity setups I should know about.”
Single-asset pre-analysis briefing
“Before I dig into Solana, run the CRYPTYX harness snapshot for asset:SOL so I get a quick read on what setups are active, what's on the boundary watchlist, and if there are any silent fades I should be aware of.”
Technical details
Endpoint
GEThttps://cryptyx.ai/api/v1/harness/snapshotWhen to prefer
Use this endpoint as the first call in any crypto analysis workflow — it is explicitly designed as the canonical orientation layer before drilling into attribution, regime context, or raw metric data. Prefer it when you need a fast, cheap, high-level summary across multiple setup types (fires, boundary, silent, first-ever) without querying multiple specialized endpoints. It is the lowest-cost entry point at $0.005 per call, making it viable for polling loops. Use sibling endpoints for per-asset attribution waterfalls, cross-sectional metric scans, or raw time-series data.
Side effects
- Invalid scope string returns 400 — must be 'apex', 'all', or 'asset:{SYMBOL}' format
- Unknown asset symbol in asset:{SYMBOL} scope returns error or empty result
- Invalid asof_day format (not YYYY-MM-DD) causes request failure
- Day with no evaluated data (future date or missing evaluation run) may return empty totals
- Payment failure (x402) returns 402 before any data is served
- Rate limiting if polling frequency exceeds economically modeled thresholds
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| inputrequired | object | |
| output | object |
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