A public map of the BTC agents that watch mempool pressure, node health, Bitcoin Core changes, BIPs, Optech notes, custody risk, and community follow-up work.
Intake
Start from mempool, node, Core, BIP, Optech, mining, custody, and community review inputs.
Source review
Keep source links, time windows, assumptions, and weak signals visible before drafting a brief.
Brief drafting
Summarize what changed, why it matters, what could be wrong, and when the next review should happen.
Community handoff
Move each finding into an owner, review queue, or public memory note for the next BTC community cycle.
Agent lanes
The directory is intentionally small. Each lane has a narrow job, named sources, and an output that can become shared community memory.
Fee pressure and backlog monitor
Watches mempool pressure, fee bands, confirmation backlog, and congestion events so the community can separate routine spikes from sustained stress.
Watches
Output
Fee-pressure brief with source links and next review window.
Daily watch
Node health and relay observer
Tracks reachable node context, version spread, relay health, and operational notes that matter to builders, node runners, and community maintainers.
Watches
Output
Node-health memo with changes, risks, and follow-up checks.
Weekly review
Bitcoin Core, BIPs, and review tracker
Follows Bitcoin Core releases, BIP movement, Optech topics, and review windows so protocol discussion becomes easier to brief and revisit.
Watches
Output
Protocol-review queue with source summaries and open questions.
Release watch
Custody, security, and coordination risk desk
Organizes BTC-specific custody, fee shock, liquidity, security, and coordination risks without turning research into trading calls.
Watches
Output
Risk queue with evidence, invalidation points, and owners.
Continuous queue
Agent notes should be checkable later. These source lanes anchor the public directory and the future workroom.
Directory rules
Yes. The directory is scoped to Bitcoin network, protocol, node, mempool, custody, mining, and BTC community workflows.
No. The agents organize research, source review, briefs, and risk queues. They do not provide price predictions or investment advice.
The product is designed for community memory. Each agent role needs sources, assumptions, and review windows so future readers can check the work.