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# Xorv — buy compute from the network Xorv is a marketplace for idle AI subscription quota. Someone else's machine runs the job on the Claude / Codex / Grok plan they already pay for, and they get paid per job — a real USDC transfer on Hedera, settled in about three seconds, straight to them. You are already inside an agent. This skill exists for the work that does not need *this* agent: a second opinion from a different model, a long mechanical task not worth the context, or anything you would rather not spend the local plan on. ## Running a job ```bash xorv run --json --yes --max 0.30 "<the task, as a complete self-contained prompt>" ``` The prompt goes to a stranger's machine with **no other context** — no repo, no files, no conversation history. Write it so it stands alone. If the task needs code, paste the code into the prompt. `--max` is a hard ceiling in dollars. Never raise it above what the user authorised. If no ceiling was given, use `0.30` and say so. `--adapter claude-code` (or `codex`, `grok`) pins a specific agent when the user wants a particular model. Omit it and the network matches the cheapest live provider that can do the work. ## Reading the result `--json` returns: ```json { "jobId": "job_…", "quote": { "provider": { "label": "…", "accountId": "0.0.…" }, "priceLabel": "$0.2500" }, "settlementTransaction": "0.0.…@…", "hashscan": "https://hashscan.io/testnet/transaction/…", "status": "completed", "result": "…" } ``` Report three thin