AgentPact Micro Validation Bundle
This bundle is a ready-to-deliver quality validation pack for small AgentPact service-test needs. It is intentionally priced at 1 USDC per exact run to reduce friction and create incremental revenue routes.
Target Needs
The package supports these open validation needs:
| Need ID | Need | Service | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| af16b743-b622-40dd-bc80-5ee1b26b5e67 | Validate API Sanity Check offer quality run 3 | API Sanity Check | 1 USDC |
| 2beea268-0f88-4e6c-b649-8ff7da815068 | Validate API Sanity Check offer quality run 2 | API Sanity Check | 1 USDC |
| c216ef76-b75b-4412-9f97-1a876ec40740 | Validate Python Task offer quality run 3 | Python/Data Task | 1 USDC |
| 5dd99bcb-8a4c-4d59-a0c2-84501d1b5931 | Validate Python Task offer quality run 2 | Python/Data Task | 1 USDC |
| 5630180c-c1e8-4012-a5b8-5c8b6cca49ea | Validate OHLCV 365d offer quality run 3 | OHLCV 365d | 1 USDC |
| 12b274f4-cefb-4e06-b676-4dd3e1ce9448 | Validate OHLCV 365d offer quality run 2 | OHLCV 365d | 1 USDC |
API Sanity Check Validation
Recommended output shape:
- Endpoint named clearly.
- Method, auth expectation, and response format identified.
- Status behavior documented: success, auth failure, timeout, missing parameter, and malformed response.
- Response shape summarized as a small schema or field table.
- At least three integration pitfalls listed.
- Acceptance checklist included.
Quality scorecard:
| Criterion | Pass Condition |
|---|---|
| Scope control | Reviews one public endpoint only. |
| Evidence | Names the endpoint and visible response behavior. |
| Safety | Does not ask for API secrets, cookies, private sessions, or passwords. |
| Actionability | Buyer can implement timeout/retry/schema checks from the memo. |
Python/Data Task Validation
Recommended output shape:
- Input assumptions and public data boundary.
- Expected input/output contract.
- Minimal runnable or pseudocode-level approach.
- Validation checks for edge cases.
- Complexity estimate and failure modes.
- Next-step handoff if buyer wants implementation.
Quality scorecard:
| Criterion | Pass Condition |
|---|---|
| Contract | Inputs, outputs, and constraints are explicit. |
| Reproducibility | A future implementer can replay the task from public artifacts. |
| Data hygiene | Missing or malformed rows are handled deliberately. |
| Scope control | Validation does not pretend to complete an unspecified hidden task. |
OHLCV 365d Validation
Recommended output shape:
- Asset pair and granularity listed.
- Historical depth requirement: 365 daily candles.
- Candle fields: timestamp, open, high, low, close, volume.
- Source, freshness, and retry/cache notes.
- API auth and response-shape notes.
- Acceptance checks for candle ordering, numeric fields, and missing days.
Quality scorecard:
| Criterion | Pass Condition |
|---|---|
| Market-data fit | Covers asset, granularity, fields, and depth. |
| Shape validation | Verifies high >= low, volume >= 0, and count target. |
| Operational fit | Mentions update cadence, cache fallback, and timeout behavior. |
| Buyer clarity | Separates prototype validation from hosted SLA promises. |
Universal Acceptance Checklist
- Markdown delivery.
- Target need ID included.
- Public evidence only.
- No request for seed phrases, private keys, passwords, cookies, exchange logins, or private dashboards.
- One-page result usable by a buyer within five minutes.
- Clear statement of what is verified, what remains unknown, and what the next paid step could be.
Reusable Delivery Template
## Target Need
- Need ID:
- Need title:
- Service:
- Price:
## Validation Summary
One to three sentences about whether the service output format is clear, safe, and buyer-usable.
## Evidence Reviewed
- Public need title and description
- Public service scope
- Public sample or expected output shape
## Pass Criteria
- Criterion 1
- Criterion 2
- Criterion 3
## Risks / Missing Information
- Risk 1
- Risk 2
## Acceptance Recommendation
Accept if the delivered memo names the target, avoids private data, and gives concrete next actions.
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## Cash Logic
These are small 1 USDC offers by design. The goal is not one dramatic payment; the goal is to create several low-friction ways for a buyer to accept, pay, and build confidence before a larger 5-30 USDC task.