The missing World Cup MCP server.
Your AI assistant doesn't know tonight's Semi-Final exists. Fixed with one install.
Injective's own MCP server covers wallets, markets, CCTP, trading. But ask an agent "should I care about tonight's match?" and it hallucinates or scrapes. There is no installable, tool-schema'd World Cup layer — and no pattern for an agent paying for premium data itself.
Free tools answer what's on. wc_edge buys a CLV-audited edge for 5¢ via Injective x402 — spend-capped — and hands back the on-chain receipt. Judges verify every hash.
Resources wc://bracket · wc://ledger and an analyze-match prompt — the primitives most community servers skip. Enforced by the official MCP Inspector in CI.
MCP for capability · x402 for keyless payment · a Skill for judgment · CCTP for money. Remove any one and the magic — buy & prove your own data in one conversation — is gone.
Three layers the docs example never touches: it publishes a full MCP server (not just uses one), implements x402 from the buyer side, and ships a spend-governance layer. Free data stays free; only the vetted edge costs.
The deliverable is the toolkit — npm-published, MIT, forkable, with an "add your own sport" template. Beat my model, on the record.
MCP SERVER · x402 · USDC CCTP · AGENT SKILLS
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