𝐒𝐄𝐋𝐎 𝐔𝐏𝐃𝐀𝐓𝐄🛠️ Selo can now stop a release. 🛑 Until now, Selo paid your x402 endpoint like a real customer and handed you a report. Now its verdict decides whether your release ships. Here’s what’s new 🧵 1. The selo CLI: One command in your release pipeline. You pay Selo 1 USDC over x402. Once that settles, Selo pays your endpoint, runs five checks and returns a verdict. Exit 0 = PASS, ship it. Anything else (FAIL, not proven, refused) blocks the release. 2. GitHub Action: Your deploy runs only after a PASS. Live on Algorand Mainnet, against a demo shop: •broken-v1: paid, 200 OK, but the receipt is missing a field → FAIL, deploy blocked •fixed-v2, same URL: all five checks PASS → deploy promoted 3. Signed Verdicts: Every result is signed by Selo, and anyone can check it offline with selo verify against Selo’s public key. A PASS is bound to one release, URL and method, so it can’t be reused to push out a different release. 4. Never charged twice: If a run is cut off mid-payment, the CLI won’t pay again on its own. --resume fetches the same result with no second charge. If Selo’s payment to your endpoint is unclear, the funds are held, then settled or released only on proof from the chain. The proof is all on Algorand Mainnet: 🔴 Broken release, blocked: github.com/Enoch208/selo/act… 🟢 Fix, promoted: github.com/Enoch208/selo/act… Try it on your endpoint: useselo.xyz @algodevs @AlgoFoundation @AlexaJaccarino @GoPlausible @fredestante @ganainmtech