0.6.0: hand back the offer without answering a request - #9
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A site with its own refusal -- rssamplifier's tiered limiter, whose 429 body says which rung the caller is on and what the next one costs -- wants to keep that body and add a machine-readable offer to it, so an x402 client can pay on the spot instead of being told in prose to go and fetch /crawl. The alternative is every such site rebuilding payTo, price, currency and network from its own copy of the config, which is how two of them end up quoting different numbers. Both were already computed inside the closure; this only stops them being private. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01YDGCxTmEPs3ecwjjLJDQXh
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A site with its own refusal — rssamplifier's tiered limiter, whose 429 body says which rung the caller is on and what the next one costs — wants to keep that body and add a machine-readable offer to it, so an x402 client can pay on the spot instead of being told in prose to go and fetch
/crawl.The alternative is every such site rebuilding
payTo, price, currency and network from its own copy of the config, which is how two of them end up quoting different numbers.Both
offerandreceiptwere already computed inside the closure; this only stops them being private. Purely additive — 85/85 tests pass, three of them new.🤖 Generated with Claude Code