AgentRig
@agentminingrigStart rig

Contract reference and security

One contract, AgentRig, on Robinhood Chain (chain id 4663), verified on Sourcify. Its address is in the footer of every page.

Writes

rent(jobId, operator) payable · addStake(rigId) payable · switchJob(rigId, jobId) · setOperator(rigId, operator)
requestExit(rigId) · cancelExit(rigId) · withdrawStake(rigId)
setOperatorFee(bps, payee) · setOperatorFeeBySig(operator, bps, payee, sig)
publishJob(kind, quorum, price, slash, toleranceBps, specURI) · setJobPrice(jobId, price) · pauseJob(jobId, paused)
order(jobId, inputHash, inputURI) payable · orderMany(jobId, inputHashes, inputURIs) payable
draw(taskId) · commit(taskId, commitment) · reveal(taskId, answer, salt)
commitMany(Commit[], sigs) · revealMany(Reveal[], sigs) · settle(taskId) · refund(taskId)
claim() · flushFees()
owner: setFeeSink(sink) once · setMinStake(amount) within 0.00005 and 0.01 ETH · transferOwnership · acceptOwnership

Views

getRig(rigId) · getJob(jobId) · getTask(taskId) · drawnOf(taskId) · answerOf(taskId) · phaseOf(taskId)
activeRigs(jobId) · rigsOf(renter) · isEligible(rigId) · claimable(account)
operatorFeeBps(op) · operatorPayee(op) · operatorNonce(op) · operatorRigs(op)
rigCount · jobCount · taskCount · minStake · totalStaked · totalOrdered · totalPaid · totalSlashed
stakerAccrued · stakerFlushed · feeSink · owner

Security notes

  • Money leaves only through claim, withdrawStake and flushFees, each behind a reentrancy lock and with state updated first.
  • Signatures are EIP-712 with low-s enforced; a relayed commit or reveal can only fill the seat of the key that signed it.
  • Independence is economic, as in any staked oracle: each task needs distinct operator keys, each backed by its own stake. Task pages show which answers came from the house runner and which from self-run rigs.
  • The work itself (a simulation, a price read, a label) runs off chain on each rig's runner; the agreement and the payments settle onchain.
  • Time windows use block timestamps; the draw seed uses the hash of the order's block, unknown when the order is sent.
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