metabot-omni-caster

To broadcast on-chain MetaID protocol actions, you route user intents like likes and comments through the Omni-Caster gateway, which translates them into protocol-compliant payloads and publishes them to on-chain paths.

A MetaID 7-tuple payload is the structured data format required for translating user intents into on-chain protocol actions. You need it when constructing broadcasts for operations such as posting buzz, notes, or group changes.

Yes, you can use base64 file payloads to publish long-form posts on-chain. The Omni-Caster supports encoding binary payloads for file broadcasts and routing them to the correct MetaID protocol path.

You select target networks during the payload construction phase before broadcasting. The Omni-Caster gateway supports selecting target networks and uses the local RPC to broadcast pins to your chosen on-chain environment.

No, the Omni-Caster gateway does not require specialized skills for group management. It acts as a universal general-purpose bridge to route intents like group changes and chat operations into on-chain actions.

As a universal gateway, it is designed for scenarios where no other specialized skill is available. If a highly specific protocol action requires dedicated handling, a specialized skill might be more appropriate than this general-purpose bridge.