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Vealth Regen RFC Reviewer
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Vealth Regen RFC Reviewer is a paid API for AI agents from vealth.net, paid per call via x402, $0.1/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-14).
Analyzes a regenerative finance (Regen Network) RFC document in Markdown and returns a structured quality assessment covering gaps, rigour, specificity, defensibility, and pass/fail section counts.
Price / call$0.1
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Output
A JSON object containing: an array of identified gaps with section references, numeric scores for rigour (0–1), specificity (0–1), and defensibility (0–1), counts of sections that pass and fail review criteria, and a boolean ready_to_submit flag indicating overall submission readiness.
Example use cases
Pre-submission RFC quality gate
“I've drafted a Regen Network carbon methodology RFC in Markdown — can you run it through the reviewer and tell me the rigour and defensibility scores, list any gaps, and let me know if it's actually ready to submit?”
Additionality argument check
“My Regen RFC keeps getting flagged for weak additionality reasoning. Can you analyze this Markdown draft and tell me specifically which sections fail and whether the additionality argument is present and defensible?”
MRV cadence validation
“I need to know if our MRV monitoring cadence and measurement methodology are clearly specified in this RFC draft — can you score it for specificity and list any missing elements before we send it to the reviewers?”
Technical details
Endpoint
POSThttps://vealth.net/.well-known/vealth/regen-rfc-reviewerWhen to prefer
Choose this endpoint when you need a deterministic, structured quality assessment of a Regen Network RFC or regenerative carbon methodology document — specifically when you need section-level pass/fail verdicts, numeric rigour/specificity/defensibility scores, and gap identification with section references, rather than a generic document review or editorial feedback.
Side effects
- Empty or non-Markdown rfc_markdown input returns a parsing error
- Extremely short or malformed RFC text may produce unreliable scores
- Missing required sections (e.g. baseline, MRV) will inflate sections_fail count and likely return ready_to_submit: false
- Rate limiting or payment failure returns HTTP 402 or 429
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| rfc_markdown | string |
Output
Schema · Response
{
"type": "json",
"example": {
"gaps": [
"Section 4: Baseline missing additionality argument",
"Section 7: MRV cadence not specified"
],
"rigour": 0.72,
"specificity": 0.81,
"defensibility": 0.65,
"sections_fail": 2,
"sections_pass": 8,
"ready_to_submit": false
}
}Tags
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