Franklin's wallet-native execution and spend controls look like a natural place for an external verification primitive.
I'm building SAVER Verifier, an x402 v2 paid API for autonomous agents that verifies factual claims using source-backed evidence before an agent acts or spends.
A possible Franklin flow could be:
- Franklin is about to rely on a factual claim for a paid action
- Franklin calls SAVER through x402
- SAVER returns a structured verification result with confidence, evidence, and sources
- Franklin uses that result as an input to its existing decision / spend-control logic
Repo:
https://github.com/SAVER-SI/saver-verifier
Live discovery:
https://api.saververify.com
I'm mainly curious whether this kind of pre-action verification fits Franklin's architecture, especially around PreSpend hooks or paid tool selection.
Franklin's wallet-native execution and spend controls look like a natural place for an external verification primitive.
I'm building SAVER Verifier, an x402 v2 paid API for autonomous agents that verifies factual claims using source-backed evidence before an agent acts or spends.
A possible Franklin flow could be:
Repo:
https://github.com/SAVER-SI/saver-verifier
Live discovery:
https://api.saververify.com
I'm mainly curious whether this kind of pre-action verification fits Franklin's architecture, especially around PreSpend hooks or paid tool selection.