The provider that failed was the feature: building a model-agnostic AI arbiter (Kimi K2 · Qwen · EIP-712)
A real failure story from building EscrowLens, a passkey-native escrow protocol on Monad for the Metropolis hackathon — and why an AI provider hitting its quota ceiling mid-verification was the best thing that happened to the architecture. Live app: https://escrowlens.vercel.app · Code (MIT): https://github.com/timmyspurs12/escrowlens The setup: an AI that can advise but never move money That division of labor creates an uncomfortable question every judge, user, and sane engineer should ask: what happens when the model behind the arbiter is wrong, down, rate-limited, or — worse — its account r
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