locus-technologies/locus
v0.2.1MIT
Pay-per-use APIs for agents: cited web research, paid data lookups, and metered provider endpoints billed to workspace credits via the Locus MCP server.
Changelog
0.2.1 (2026-09-04)
- Grok manifest precedence fixed: the root
.mcp.json(the file Grok actually consumes while a rootplugin.jsonexists) now uses Grok'sheadersdialect with its own attribution; the Codex-native definition moved toagents/codex/.mcp.jsonand the Codex manifest points there. - README documents every network endpoint and credential the optional agent-owned setup path can touch, and the repository-layout table states the real per-host manifest resolution.
- The usage skill (v1.0.2) requires an estimate plus user confirmation before the first billed call a task did not explicitly authorize, and describes the tool surface scope-independently.
0.2.0 (2026-09-04)
- Skills aligned with production behavior (v1.0.1): capability-tool guidance, AgentMail inbox contract mirrored as a scoped reference, and updated connection steps.
- ChatGPT app submission bundle: all ten tools a full-scope OAuth session exposes, with server-declared annotations, review-facing justifications, and reproducible reviewer test cases; guarded by check-manifests.
- Codex manifest MCP definition moved to the native root
.mcp.json; production smoke script and stronger CI validation. - OpenClaw install simplified to the bundle's own server mapping.
0.1.0 (2026-09-02)
Initial release.
- Locus MCP server connection (streamable HTTP, OAuth 2.1 discovery) for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Grok, OpenClaw, and Agent Plugins clients.
- The
locusskill: tool routing, cost quotes, idempotent billing, error recovery, and spend safety. - The
locus-setupskill: self-serve onboarding — account creation (human or agent-owned via AgentID), capability selection, and a user-requested Stripe funding handoff.