Using MCP for Agent Task Verification
nothingnowherenotnow · reddit · 2026-07-18
The author is building a "work completion verification" system for agents: it generates a grading/acceptance rubric based on the task description, collects evidence, and finally delivers a verdict. Implementation combines AI and programmatic methods like image analysis and geographic information analysis to verify if real-world tasks like chores, gardening, or errands were genuinely completed. The author also considers packaging it as an **MCP** service for others to plug into their agents, attempting to generate passive income via **x402**. The project is named **veriforge — neutral verification oracle**, and the author is looking for comments and feedback.
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