Nests · Graph Protocol

Subgraph Availability Oracle

subgraph-availability-oracle · Arbitrum

The availability vote behind indexing rewards: oracles vote on whether a subgraph deployment is available, and a denied deployment stops accruing rewards.

statusavailable

categoryGraph Protocol

tier0 · beachhead

complexitylow

discoveryfixed addresses

What it indexes

Each event becomes a decoded SQL table.

OracleVote, OracleSet, VoteTimeLimitSet

Found via `RewardsManager.subgraphAvailabilityOracle()`. NOT the qos-reo entry and does not replace it: GIP-0079's Rewards Eligibility Oracle is undeployed (`rewardsEligibilityOracle()` reverts on both SubgraphService and RewardsManager, probed 2026-08-22) and gateway QoS telemetry is off-chain. This is the part of that neighbourhood that exists on-chain today. Ships authored views: 1,038 raw votes collapse to 13 current positions across 6 deployments and 4 oracles.

Run it yourself

The nest is a git repository: ABIs, views and a manifest. One command scaffolds a local copy, and nuthatch dev in it backfills and follows the chain against your own RPC.

$ nuthatch init --from https://github.com/nuthatch-org/subgraph-availability-oracle

Source: nuthatch-org/subgraph-availability-oracle.

Published data

This nest’s data is not on the public mirror, so there is nothing of it to query from this page. Running it yourself is the way to its data.