Telegraph Protocol enables AI agents to query a decentralized marketplace for verifiable AI inference powered by transparent cryptographic micropayments.
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npx clawhub@latest install telegraph-dev
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Telegraph is a decentralized, permissionless marketplace designed for verifiable AI inference. It allows developer agents to query diverse machine learning models, Bittensor subnets, and specialized APIs with built-in consensus and verification. By utilizing Openclaw Skills to connect to this decentralized infrastructure, agents can retrieve and pay for intelligence tasks dynamically.
The system utilizes a validator mesh that scores responses against ground truth via zkTLS and WASM, delivering cryptographically finalized answers. The payment mechanism is handled through the x402 HTTP-native micropayments protocol, executing automated transactions using Base Sepolia testnet USDC without exposing the agent directly to payment hurdles or private key exposures.
To configure this capability, add the Telegraph MCP server to your local client configuration. On Openclaw Skills integrations, this configures the server locally and stays inactive until properly defined.
Configure the server by adding the following block to your configuration file (e.g., ~/.openclaw/openclaw.json or your Claude Desktop configuration):
{
"mcpServers": {
"telegraph": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "telegraph-protocol-mcp"],
"env": {
"TELEGRAPH_NODE_URL": "http://13.237.89.59:7044",
"TELEGRAPH_ENGINE_URL": "http://13.237.89.59:8080",
"TELEGRAPH_DAEMON_URL": "http://13.237.89.59:8081",
"TELEGRAPH_EVM_PRIVATE_KEY": "0xyour_burner_wallet_key"
}
}
}
}
Ensure that your configured EVM burner wallet is funded with Base Sepolia USDC for paid inference queries. Never use a primary wallet.
The skill provides both free and paid tools depending on transaction requirements.
| Tool Name | Purpose |
|---|---|
tg_node_list_subnets |
Retrieves the full miner catalog, including IDs, endpoints, and schemas |
tg_node_subnets_health |
Checks the health status of active miner integrations |
tg_node_status |
Returns node identity, public key, and chain details |
tg_engine_list_subnets |
Lists available miners from the engine's perspective, highlighting capabilities and costs |
tg_daemon_categories |
Lists signal categories available in the database (e.g., CLIMATE, POLITICS, TECHNOLOGY) |
tg_daemon_questions |
Queries stored signals filtered by category, source, time, or interest |
| Tool Name | Purpose |
|---|---|
tg_engine_ask |
Submits a query for auto-routed inference to the optimal miner |
tg_engine_ask_subnet |
Sends inference directly to a specific miner ID |
| Dynamic Tools | Auto-generated tools per active miner (e.g., tg_zeus_predict, tg_bitmind_detect_image) |
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