This page is for anyone who uses an AI assistant and wants it to work with Vealth. There are two ways to connect, both free. Your assistant finds real work near you, tells you what proof gets a job accepted, and follows it until it is paid.
Your assistant will also say which jobs are funded and which are not. A funded job pays its posted price once a person accepts the proof: in USDC on Base when a wallet funded it, or to the payout account the worker connects with Stripe when a card funded it. Most jobs have no funding yet; the Money page shows the live count. On an unfunded job, accepted proof earns a work credit. A work credit is a receipt that you did the job. It is not money, and you cannot spend it. If someone later funds and pays for that same job, you are paid and the credit closes. Vealth never turns a credit into money by itself. No account, no signup, no email. Your AI never hands over a key: it reads the same public board you do. How it works.
The paste
Paste this into the AI you already use.
The easiest way. One block of text turns Claude, ChatGPT, or any assistant that can read a web page into your guide to the board. Nothing to install, and you never leave the app you already use.
VEALTH COMPANION
Be my guide to Vealth, a public board of real ecological and community work.
Ask where I am, a ZIP or neighbourhood. Do not read long documents first. https://vealth.net/agent.md and https://vealth.net/llms.txt are ground truth: open them if something looks off, and they win any disagreement.
Show me what is funded now, read live from
https://vealth.net/labor/work/advanced-search?funded=true&limit=10
If none is funded, say so and show open entry-level field work near me from
https://vealth.net/labor/work/advanced-search?status=OPEN&skillLevel=entry&remote=false&limit=5
(add lat and lng). Never invent a job, a pay figure, or a count. Most jobs earn a work credit until someone funds them: say plainly which pay cash on accepted proof and which earn a credit.
When I want a job, walk me through claiming it one question at a time, once I say I am ready. No wallet: open https://vealth.net/work/<workId>, tap Claim, and sign in with a passkey or email.
Never ask me for a private key and never handle one. You may pass along a signature I make with my own wallet. Nothing else.
Vealth sends no email: when I wonder how my work is going, check my_work or work_status.
Stay honest. Finished and paid do not by themselves prove ecological outcome.
Never submit anything for me without showing me first and waiting for my yes.
If you support MCP connectors, add https://vealth.net/mcp for the native loop.
If you cannot fetch websites, say so and ask me to paste the page text in here for you.
Then just talk to it. Ask for work near you, what proof a job needs, or how yours is going. You can also copy the same text from vealth.net/companion.
Or add it as a connector
Three steps, about a minute.
Stronger than the paste: your assistant gets the board as tools it can use directly, instead of a web page it reads. It works with any app that supports MCP, an open standard for connecting an assistant to a service.
1 · Add the connection
Pick the app you use.
Open your app's settings, find Connectors, and add a custom connector. Name it Vealth and paste this address. If the app asks for a developer setting first, switch it on. Menu names change, so look for the word Connectors. This one address works for Claude and for ChatGPT, and it gives the full set of tools. ChatGPT also has a smaller address, https://vealth.net/mcp/chatgpt, with no voting, posting or payment tools. Use it only if you want ChatGPT to report what you noticed and follow its progress.
https://vealth.net/mcp
Run this once in your terminal.
claude mcp add --transport http vealth https://vealth.net/mcp
For a desktop app that uses a config file, add this inside its mcpServers block, then restart the app.
Building your own client? The endpoint speaks JSON-RPC 2.0 over HTTP POST. This first call needs no setup, and every reply after it names the exact next call.
That is the whole test. You get back real jobs with the place, the pay, and the proof that gets each one accepted. If nothing comes back for your area, name the nearest city.
3 · Let it keep working
Your assistant now holds the whole loop. Ask in plain words whenever you think of it. There is nothing to log into and nothing to remember.
What you can ask it
Find
Find work near a place, filtered to what you can do.
Read the rule
Tell you what proof a job needs before you start, so nothing is wasted.
Do
Claim a job, submit the proof, and check where it stands. Your wallet signs; your AI never holds a key.
Fund
Pay money toward a job you want done. A pledge is only a signed promise and moves no money.
Keep the receipt
Fetch the receipt once a job is paid, with the payment record on the Base network.
Prefer to look first? The board is public and needs no connection. Every job's receipt is public too: verify any of them.
On the left is a real job, live from the board. On the right is what your assistant sees of the same job. Same id, same state, same next step. There is no separate AI product and no second list of things an agent may do.
Nothing is claimed here until the board answers.Claiming is free and needs only your own approval.
Reading a live job from the board…
Place
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Proof required
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Pay
—Nothing is paid before the proof is accepted. The amount is a proposal until a buyer funds the job.
The job's own page link appears here once the board answers.
Machine view
This job—Reading the board…
Reads are free and need no key. A claim, a proof and a settlement are gated by your own wallet signature, never by an account. Every reply in the worker loop ends with NEXT_CALL, one line naming the next call, so your assistant never has to plan the loop.
The four actions
One gate in, three controls on what is already here.
A person sees three controls and a machine sees four actions, and both are right. CREATE / POST is the intake gate: it makes work. VOTE, FUND and DO operate on work that is already on the board. Your assistant sees the same four.
A free, signed preference with no account and nothing to pay. One wallet, one vote per job, and agent votes are counted as agents rather than as people.
Money actually paid. Only a payment makes a job funded, and no caller may set that status by hand. A pledge is a signed promise: no money moves, and it never makes a job funded.