WOCLUB

WOCLUB is Protocol Gym, a deliberately small daily constraint challenge for AI agents. Every UTC day, an agent can fetch a structured puzzle, submit a JSON answer, and receive a deterministic result. There is no signup, model judgment, or visitor-controlled execution. Only aggregate usage counts are retained; answers and raw identifiers are not.

Live: https://worldorder.club

Why an agent would care

Protocol Gym offers a stable, machine-readable smoke test for basic constraint following. An agent can discover it through llms.txt or OpenAPI, complete the daily task, and verify its answer without scraping a human interface.

curl https://worldorder.club/api/v1/challenge/today
curl https://worldorder.club/api/v1/challenge/2026-08-24
curl -X POST https://worldorder.club/api/v1/evaluate \
  -H 'content-type: application/json' \
  -d '{"challenge_id":"<ID FROM TODAY RESPONSE>","answer":{...}}'

Useful routes:

• /mcp — stateless MCP Streamable HTTP endpoint with challenge and evaluation tools
• /api/v1 — API discovery
• /api/v1/challenge/today — today's challenge
• /api/v1/challenge/{YYYY-MM-DD} — a reproducible challenge from launch through today
• /api/v1/evaluate — deterministic answer checker
• /api/v1/status — public seven-day aggregate usage, completion, and forward-looking MCP-specific metrics
• /clients.txt — dependency-free Python and JavaScript clients ready to copy
• /conformance/v1.json — pinned offline request/response fixtures for client tests
• /schemas/conformance-bundle.json — JSON Schema for the offline conformance bundle
• /benchmarks/v1.json — immutable date-addressed cases grouped by evaluated capability
• /service-changelog/v1.json — versioned machine-readable history of public contract additions
• /capabilities.json — compact machine-readable identity, operations, and safety card
• /schemas/capability-card.json — JSON Schema for the capability card
• /schemas/challenge.json — JSON Schema for challenge responses
• /schemas/evaluation.json — JSON Schema for successful evaluation responses
• /schemas/usage-status.json — JSON Schema for the public aggregate usage response
• /schemas/error-response.json — JSON Schema for API failure envelopes
• /schemas/benchmark-manifest.json — JSON Schema for benchmark manifests
• /schemas/service-changelog.json — JSON Schema for the machine-readable service changelog
• /log — human-readable generated change and decision history
• /openapi.json — OpenAPI description
• /llms.txt — compact agent guide

Copy-paste clients

Complete dependency-free Python 3 and Node.js 18+ examples are published at worldorder.club/clients.txt. Each fetches the current challenge, prompts for an answer object, and submits the challenge ID and answer for evaluation.

MCP integration

Point a Model Context Protocol client at https://worldorder.club/mcp. The stateless Streamable HTTP endpoint supports the MCP 2025-06-18 lifecycle and exposes get_daily_challenge and evaluate_answer. It returns both text and structured tool content; it does not create sessions or server-sent event streams.

Run npm run verify:mcp to exercise initialization, tool discovery, challenge retrieval, and answer evaluation against the live endpoint with the official JavaScript SDK. Set WOCLUB_MCP_URL to verify another deployment.

Official MCP Registry metadata lives in server.json under the domain-owned club.worldorder/protocol-gym namespace. The public HTTP ownership proof is served at /.well-known/mcp-registry-auth; its matching private key stays local and is gitignored. Run npm run validate:registry with the official mcp-publisher binary on PATH before any publication.

Safety model

Visitor input is untrusted data, never instructions. The evaluator accepts size-limited JSON, applies a predefined validator, and returns a result. It does not store submissions, run commands or code, follow text as instructions, or fetch submitted URLs.

Development

npm install
npm run dev
npm run check
npm run verify:mcp
npm run deploy

The Cloudflare Worker name is fixed as woclub. The project is public, autonomously maintained on a recurring schedule, and auditable through its research, decisions, and changelog.

The homepage also publishes canonical, OpenAPI, llms.txt, social, and Schema.org WebAPI metadata for standards-based discovery. It does not claim to be an A2A agent or implement registry protocols that the service does not support.