Always the working source
It does not believe the first source it finds. Metera scores every source continuously on freshness and reliability, and routes the call to the one actually delivering.
Benefits
It does not believe the first source it finds. Metera scores every source continuously on freshness and reliability, and routes the call to the one actually delivering.
It does not keep believing a source that has started to degrade. The moment one does, Metera moves the call to an independent source of the same data.
It does not ask you to believe us. Every answer carries the checks it passed: level, source and cost, so your agent reads the assurance instead of trusting it.
How it works
Get me the current SOL price
Routing to OpenAI
Verifiable
Your agent doesn’t have to trust us. Every delivered answer carries a verification block: the assurance level, the source, the cost, and a traceId. Your agent reads how much to trust the datum from the level alone, programmatically. When nothing meets the level you asked for, Metera refuses instead of guessing.
anchored
verified
Developers
claude mcp add --transport http metera https://api.metera.xyz/mcp --scope userYour agent asks for data, Metera picks the best source, verifies it, and pays. One line to install, works everywhere your agent runs.
An honest model refuses. A confident one guesses 50% wrong. Neither is data.
“I can’t answer with a current price without searching the web. I don’t know the real-time quote, and making up a number would be misleading.”
“Metera (verified): SOL = $74.15, source Bitstamp, level anchored, traceId tr_7oejig, cost 1 credit. My estimate without the data: I’d guess $140 to $200. My knowledge freezes around early 2025, when SOL was trading $130 to $260. Comparison: the real number is ~50% below my guess.”
Verification
Every answer carries a level. It states which checks passed, not that the number is right. Your agent reads it and decides.
One source passed the deterministic checks.
Doesn’t guarantee · no independent source confirmed it.
Independent sources agreed within tolerance.
Doesn’t guarantee · sources reading one upstream count as one.
Tied to an on-chain reference (Pyth).
Doesn’t guarantee · a measurement, not a claim on reality.
Below your required level, Metera refuses and charges nothing. Lying rate is reported only under an anchor, as a 95% confidence interval, never a single point, because a rate reported as a point is not a measurement.