thoughtproof-reasoning-check

name	thoughtproof-reasoning-check
description	Verify whether an AI agent's decision is well-reasoned before executing. Adversarial multi-model critique (Claude, Grok, DeepSeek) returns ALLOW or HOLD with confidence score. Use before any high-value swap, trade, or autonomous action.
tags	["verification","reasoning","agents","defi","security"]

ThoughtProof Reasoning Check

Goal

Before executing a trade or autonomous action, verify that the agent's reasoning is sound. ThoughtProof runs adversarial multi-model critique and returns a signed verdict: ALLOW (reasoning is sound) or HOLD (material defects found).

Prerequisites

• A funded wallet on Base (for x402 payment): mp wallet create

Usage

Check reasoning quality before a trade:

curl -X POST https://api.thoughtproof.ai/v1/check \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"claim": "Swap $2K USDC to ETH. ETH at $2180, 6% below 30d MA, RSI 34.", "stakeLevel": "medium", "domain": "financial"}'

First call returns 402 with x402 payment details (amount, recipient, asset on Base). Pay, then retry the same request to receive the verdict.

Response

{
  "verdict": "ALLOW",
  "confidence": 0.82,
  "objections": [],
  "durationMs": 55000
}

Decision logic

Verdict	Meaning	Action
ALLOW	Reasoning is sound	Execute the trade
HOLD	Material defects found	Do not execute, review reasoning
UNCERTAIN	Insufficient evidence	Gather more context
DISSENT	Models strongly disagree	Require human review

Pricing (stake-proportional)

Stake Level	Cost	Use case
low	$0.008-$0.02	Routine swaps under $2K
medium	$0.02-$0.05	Standard trades $2K-$10K
high	$0.05-$0.15	Large trades $10K-$25K
critical	$0.15-$1.00	High-value trades over $25K

Example workflow

1. User says: "Swap $5K USDC for ETH"
2. Check reasoning via curl to ThoughtProof API with the trade thesis
3. If HOLD or DISSENT -- warn user, show objections, do not proceed
4. If ALLOW with confidence > 0.60 -- execute the swap

Related skills

• moonpay-swap-tokens -- Execute the swap after verification passes