beamr-route

name	BEAMR Route
description	Route a prompt through a BEAMR x402 gateway and report the answer + onchain receipt
var
tags	["crypto","dev"]
requires	["BEAMR_GATEWAY_URL","BEAMR_PAYER_KEY"]

${var} — The prompt to send through BEAMR (e.g. "Summarize the latest x402 spec changes"). Required. If empty, abort cleanly with a notify.

Today is ${today}. Send ${var} to a BEAMR inference gateway, pay for that single call over x402 (USDC on Base), and report the answer alongside the onchain settlement receipt.

BEAMR is an OpenAI-compatible inference router: it classifies the request, routes it to the cheapest capable provider, runs the completion, and settles the exact cost per call in USDC on Base via the x402 exact scheme. This skill is the buyer side — it pays a fraction of a cent and gets back both the model output and the settlement tx hash, so a run produces a verifiable onchain artifact, not just text.

Read memory/MEMORY.md for context before starting.

Steps

1. Guard the input. If ${var} is empty, do not proceed:

   if [ -z "$SKILL_VAR" ]; then ./notify "beamr-route skipped: no prompt — pass var=\"your question\""; exit 0; fi
   

   (SKILL_VAR carries ${var} through the environment so embedded $/quotes in the prompt aren't mangled by the shell.)

2. Skip gracefully if unconfigured. This skill needs a BEAMR deployment and a funded payer wallet. If either secret is not set, skip rather than fail:

   if [ -z "$BEAMR_GATEWAY_URL" ] || [ -z "$BEAMR_PAYER_KEY" ]; then
     ./notify "beamr-route skipped: set BEAMR_GATEWAY_URL and BEAMR_PAYER_KEY (a low-balance USDC-on-Base wallet) to enable"; exit 0
   fi
   

3. Ensure the x402 client is available. The payment client depends on x402-fetch (which pulls viem). Install on demand if missing:

   node -e "require.resolve('x402-fetch')" 2>/dev/null || npm install --no-save x402-fetch >/dev/null 2>&1
   

4. Pay and infer. Run the client with the prompt. It handles the full 402 → sign X-PAYMENT → retry → receipt handshake and prints one JSON line. The per-call spend is capped by BEAMR_MAX_PAY_USDC (default 0.05) — an offer above the cap throws rather than overpaying.

   RESULT=$(node skills/beamr-route/scripts/beamr-pay.mjs "$SKILL_VAR")
   echo "$RESULT"
   

5. Handle the result. Parse the JSON.

   • If .ok is false, notify the error and stop: ./notify "beamr-route failed: <error>".
   • If .ok is true, extract .answer, .model, .usage, and .settlement (.txHash, .network, .payer). When a settlement is present, build a block-explorer link: https://basescan.org/tx/<txHash> for base, or https://sepolia.basescan.org/tx/<txHash> for base-sepolia. A null settlement means the answer came free (cache hit or paywall off) — say so.

6. Notify. Send a concise message: the question, the answer, then a one-line footer with the model BEAMR chose, token usage, and the settlement link (or "free — served from cache"). Keep the answer readable; don't dump raw JSON.

   ./notify -f .pending-notify-temp/beamr-route-${today}.md
   

7. Log. Append a one-line entry to today's memory/logs/${today}.md: the prompt, the chosen model, the cost, and the tx hash — so repeat questions and spend are auditable over time.

Notes

• Use a dedicated, low-balance wallet for BEAMR_PAYER_KEY and keep BEAMR_MAX_PAY_USDC small — like every skill secret, it is exposed to the run environment.
• BEAMR_NETWORK (default base-sepolia) must match the gateway's network; set it to base for mainnet.
• BEAMR_MODEL defaults to auto, letting BEAMR's router pick the model. Set a specific id to pin one.
• BEAMR's paywall meters the non-streaming path only, so the client always sends stream:false.