tate@programs ~/services/agent-readiness-monitor recurring proof / release drift / buyer-risk queue

monthly external monitor / agent commerce and MCP launches

Keep buyer-facing agent surfaces from drifting after launch.

A recurring outside proof loop for teams whose agent-commerce, x402, MCP, UCP, marketplace, or governed-tool surfaces change faster than security, sales, and partner teams can re-check them.

request monitor start with packet proof library

price: $4.5k/mo
cadence: weekly
surface: 3-5 launch paths

monitor.loop

$ monitor agent-surface --weekly
watch:
  payment challenge drift
  discovery file drift
  route and docs mismatch
  browser-header regression
  receipt and retry wording
  marketplace listing claims

deliver:
  buyer-risk queue
  patch order
  proof commands
  re-check notes
  launch-safe summary

Why it exists

One clean packet is useful. A moving launch needs a proof loop.

Agent-facing surfaces break quietly: docs move, manifests lag, CORS changes, preview routes become paid routes, pricing drifts, and marketplace claims outlive the code. The monitor turns that drift into a small weekly queue before buyers find it.

Weekly drift check

Public discovery, docs, manifests, payment challenges, marketplace listings, and support-boundary language rechecked on a predictable cadence.

Buyer-risk queue

Findings ranked by what can block enterprise review, partner launch, marketplace approval, or a prospect's first paid path.

Proof artifacts

Replay commands, short evidence tables, and private wording that product, security, sales engineering, and developer relations can all use.

Best fit

For launches where trust is not a one-time checklist.

scope monitor

commerce

Agentic commerce

Catalog, cart, checkout, UCP, AP2, policy, support, and product-data surfaces that need to stay readable as retailers and partners move.

payments

x402 and paid APIs

Payment challenges, price display, CORS, no-store cache posture, resource binding, settlement wording, receipt boundaries, and retry paths.

mcp

MCP and governed tools

Server cards, install docs, permissions, tenant boundaries, scoped credentials, audit language, support routing, and marketplace claims.

sales

Enterprise buyer proof

Short private artifacts for security reviews, partner updates, proof-of-concept handoffs, and launch retrospectives.

Scope boundary

Recurring does not mean unrestricted.

Public-only by default: no login, no private endpoint guessing, no customer system probing, no wallet signatures, no real paid calls, and no public disclosure without sign-off. Private access, implementation, or paid test fixtures require explicit written authorization.

month 1

Baseline

Map the approved surfaces, define proof commands, establish the buyer-risk queue, and deliver the first patch order.

weekly

Drift loop

Re-check changed surfaces, flag regressions, close fixed items, and keep launch claims aligned with public behavior.

monthly

Executive summary

Short status rollup: what improved, what still blocks buyer trust, what should be fixed before the next launch or partner review.