We keep the record. Your agent asks it.
Moxlade builds corpora that cannot be re-derived — what a market did, day after day, held from the day we started watching. Each one is a single MCP endpoint. Your agent connects, asks a question, and gets an answer back. The corpus never leaves.
Who is the client behind this anonymous Upwork posting, and do they actually pay?
- client_since
- 2019-04-11
- hires
- 128
- total_paid
- $412,900
- median_hourly
- $47
- jobs_posted_unhired
- 19
What a corpus is here
You never receive the data. You receive answers, one call at a time. There is no export; answers are metered, capped, and logged.
Anyone can fetch a page today. A corpus answers about yesterday: what the rate was in March, who was there before you, what changed since — because it was recorded when it happened and kept.
Nothing to log into and no dashboard to learn. The endpoint is the product. You bring the agent and its subscription; we never run inference.
The register
One line per corpus, in the order they opened.
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001
Upwork buyer intelligence
Upwork buyers, postings and rates. Who the anonymous client really is, what they have paid before, who won the jobs you lost, and what the market charges for the skill you are quoting.
- 002
- 003
A line is written when a corpus is old enough to be worth asking. Watching starts long before that.