submit: kele0929-venueclock

[kele0929]

X-Agent MCP Hackathon submission

• Submission directory: submissions/mcp-hackathon/kele0929-venueclock/
• Live API: https://kele0929.github.io/v1
• Review commit: d1b84e00cb87b7e8811a020f497855b67bc00303
• Source repository: https://github.com/kele0929/venueclock

Track: Open Innovation (General Challenge). First-prize target: 500 USDT.

VenueClock is a deterministic market-session calendar agents can call (NYSE, Nasdaq, LSE, 24/7 crypto). It does not place orders, score wallets, or perform on-chain security analysis.

Submitter confirmation

• This PR changes one submission directory only.
• source/ contains the complete review source and no secrets or private data.
• RIGHTS.md identifies the submitter, third-party licenses, and archive authorization.
• The public health check reports the exact review commit.
• /.well-known/xagent-verification.json reports the same slug and commit.
• I have the right to submit this code, service, dependencies, and data for review.
• I understand that passing X-Agent review does not promise OKX acceptance, listing, traffic, or revenue.
• I understand that closing an unmerged PR withdraws the entry, and that accepted/rewarded source remains in X-Agent's official archive.

Health: https://kele0929.github.io/health.json
Proof: https://kele0929.github.io/.well-known/xagent-verification.json
Capability: https://kele0929.github.io/v1/resolve/xnys/2026-09-04.json

Offline and online npm run validate:submission both passed locally before opening this PR.

[github-actions]

Submission received — #41

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