feat(integrations): add BountyVerdict MCP#416
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Why
OpenHands users currently have no catalog-native path to connect BountyVerdict's six read-only evidence gates for public GitHub bounties, coding-agent instructions, GitHub Actions failures, flaky retries, and MCP tool-catalog changes.
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No related issue.
How to Test
npm run build:integrations python scripts/sync_extensions.py --check uv sync --group test uv run pytest -qLocal result: 465 passed, 6 skipped.
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Notes
The first unsigned tool call cannot charge. It returns a structured selection preview and an exact x402 Base USDC quote; payment still requires a separately authorized signed retry. No API key, secret, header, local command, or environment variable is introduced.