Hive Openclaw Bridge

This is a reference implementation showing how to wire OpenClaw's 3-layer payment governance into real paid API calls. It wraps eight Hive Gamification "BOGO doors" (computational debt, pheromone priority, zk compliance, etc.) behind a 4-level hierarchical budget that spans namespace, user, agent, and task scopes. Before each upstream POST, it reserves funds atomically across all four levels, rejects the call if any level lacks headroom, then settles or releases the reservation based on the HTTP response. You get six tools: budget_status, budget_set_cap, budget_check, doors_list, door_economics, bogo_claim, and door_subscribe. Reach for this when you need to enforce nested spending limits on x402 settled endpoints or want to see Layer 1 budget logic work against live rails instead of mocks.