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Saved-search monitors

Turn an exact discovery query into a deterministic, reviewable monitor.

betasaved intelligent searches v1Verified 2026-08-14Owner: ENS.Tools Discovery
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Saved searches preserve the normalized filters behind a search rather than an opaque natural-language promise. The evaluator reruns those rules, records matching names, and sends new actionable results into the unified inbox.

Save supported searches from AI Search, Expiry Explorer, and Marketplace discovery.
A human-readable rule interpretation shows the exact normalized conditions before saving.
Deterministic evaluation keeps matches reproducible and rejects unsupported or ambiguous rules.
Per-monitor match history distinguishes previously seen results from newly actionable ones.
Pause, resume, inspect, or remove a monitor without changing the underlying ENS state.
Production contract

Before you run this workflow

Networks

  • Ethereum mainnet ENS and marketplace evidence

Prerequisites

  • Connected wallet session
  • A supported normalized search rule

Wallet permissions

  • Session authentication only; saving or evaluating a monitor is offchain

Expected result

  • A persisted rule interpretation, evaluation state, and deduplicated match history

Errors and recovery

  • Correct unsupported filters
  • Resume a paused monitor
  • Re-check every match against live detail data
Workflow

How to use it

  1. 1

    Build a supported search

    Set the exact text, lifecycle, length, collection, price, or listing filters on a supported discovery surface.

  2. 2

    Review the interpretation

    Before saving, read the normalized rules and correct any condition that does not match your intent.

  3. 3

    Inspect new matches

    Open Saved Searches or the Inbox and verify availability, lifecycle, listing freshness, and current price on the detail page.

  4. 4

    Pause stale intent

    Pause or remove a monitor when its criteria no longer represent a live decision.