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Oracle Integration

Coming soon! This tutorial will show how to use Intuition as an oracle for your smart contracts.

Learn how to read Intuition's on-chain data from your smart contracts, enabling trust-weighted decision making and reputation-gated access.

What You'll Learn​

This tutorial will cover:

  • Reading atom and triple data from contracts
  • Querying vault metrics (market cap, positions)
  • Implementing reputation-gated functions
  • Using signals for weighted voting
  • Building trust-based access control
  • Real-time oracle updates

Use Cases​

  • Reputation-gated DAOs - Only allow voting from trusted accounts
  • Trust-weighted governance - Weight votes by reputation
  • Safety checks - Query fraud detection data before interacting with contracts
  • Expert verification - Require attestations from qualified users
  • Dynamic access control - Grant permissions based on on-chain reputation

In the Meantime​

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Quick Example​

// Conceptual example
interface IIntuitionMultivault {
  function getVaultAssets(bytes32 vaultId) external view returns (uint256);
  function getPosition(bytes32 vaultId, address account) external view returns (uint256);
}

contract ReputationGatedDAO {
  IIntuitionMultivault public intuition;
  bytes32 public reputationVaultId;
  uint256 public minimumReputation;

  function vote(uint256 proposalId, bool support) external {
    // Check caller's reputation
    uint256 reputation = intuition.getPosition(reputationVaultId, msg.sender);

    require(
      reputation >= minimumReputation,
      "Insufficient reputation to vote"
    );

    // Weight vote by reputation
    _castVote(proposalId, support, reputation);
  }
}

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