IXO Oracle Builder
IXO Oracle Builder: build your own IXO evaluation oracle with your AI agent, no coding background needed. It explains every term in plain words, checks what you need, installs the package and walks you through each step in order, asking before anything is signed.
Who it's for
You want your own evaluation oracle on IXO: a small service that checks people's submissions (a delivery, a photo of a planted tree, a finished task) and records a signed verdict. You don't need to code. You tell your AI agent what you want checked, answer its questions, and click where it tells you. The agent does the typing.
What it does
- Skill
oracle-builder: the guided setup. It asks what you want checked, explains each new word the first time it comes up, checks you have what you need, installs IXO's oracle package (@ixo/decision-oracle) into a new folder, and then takes you through the steps in order: sign in, design the form and the rules, publish them, write the checks, put your oracle online, and send a first test claim. - Skill
oracle-terms: the glossary, in plain words. What an oracle, a protocol, a rubric, a claim or a collection is, what is practice and what is real money, and what costs money. - It builds on testnet: play money, nothing real is spent. Mainnet (real money) only when you ask for it. Nothing is signed on chain until you say yes, and the agent never shows your keys or recovery phrase.
- There is no server in this plugin. The agent runs IXO's
decision-oracletool in a terminal on your computer, and the package brings its own detailed skills for each step.
What you need
- A computer where your agent can use a terminal (Claude Code, Cowork or Codex), with bun and Node.js 22 or newer (the agent offers to install them for you).
- A free Cloudflare account. Your oracle gets a free
workers.devaddress; your own domain is optional. - An IXO login (the agent opens the sign-in page in your browser), a little IXO for fees, and an IXO subscription so the decision engine can bill you for decisions.
Install
Claude Code, one step:
/plugin install ixo-oracle-builder --marketplace ixoworld/ixo-plugins
Or in two steps: /plugin marketplace add ixoworld/ixo-plugins, then /plugin install ixo-oracle-builder@ixo-plugins.
Cowork: add the plugin marketplace ixoworld/ixo-plugins, then install ixo-oracle-builder.
Codex:
codex plugin marketplace add ixoworld/ixo-plugins
codex plugin add ixo-oracle-builder@ixo-plugins
Start
Say: I want to build my own IXO oracle.
More: see docs/kinds/oracle-builder.md.