Add wayleave to Open Source & SDKs - #537
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Web Bot Auth verification and pricing gate for agent traffic. Returns an x402-shaped 402; settlement is a pluggable stub, stated explicitly in the entry so it isn't mistaken for a facilitator or payment SDK.
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Adds one entry to Open Source & SDKs.
wayleave is zero-dependency Node/Express middleware for the gate side of agent commerce rather than the settlement side. It verifies Web Bot Auth signatures (RFC 9421 profile, Ed25519) against key directories you configure, classifies each request into verified / declared / suspected / human lanes, applies per-lane policy, and returns an x402-shaped 402 with a price on routes you choose. Humans never see a paywall.
Scope, stated plainly: settlement is a pluggable stub. The 402 challenge and the payment-proof check work; no payment network is wired. The entry says so explicitly, because most items in this section are facilitators or SDKs that actually move funds, and I don't want it read as one of those.
If a verification-and-pricing layer without settlement is out of scope for this list, please just close this — no hard feelings, and a pointer to where it would belong instead would be genuinely useful.
MIT, 22 adversarial tests (forged signatures from stolen keyids, tampered requests, expired signatures, replay-farming windows, a metering hook that throws mid-request). On npm as
wayleave.