Readiness checks, a paid Fix Pack, TaskMarket reads, and caller-declared funnel evidence.
Scored across 7 tools
TaskMarket tools (browse/track/plan) are clearly distinct, and the paid generate_complete_fix_pack stands apart. The main risk is check_agent_readiness vs check_ai_readiness, which both read as 'check readiness of a website' at a glance and rely on descriptions to separate agent/MCP discovery from AI search visibility. project_funnel_evidence also has an opaque purpose that doesn't obviously map to any other tool.
All seven names follow a consistent snake_case verb_noun pattern (browse_, check_, generate_, plan_, project_, track_ with a clear object). The object compounds are long but follow the same structure throughout.
Seven tools is well within the ideal range and each covers a discrete operation (browse inventory, plan delegation, track a task, two readiness audits, one paid deliverable, one projection helper). Nothing feels padded or redundant in count.
The TaskMarket surface is deliberately read-only and bounded, but track_taskmarket_task returns 'pending actions' and 'next authorization boundary' while no tool exists to create, submit, accept, reject, or rate work — leaving the lifecycle stopping short of the actions the server itself advertises. The readiness → fix-pack flow is complete, but project_funnel_evidence has no visible lifecycle partners, making the surface feel partially assembled.
Browse current public TaskMarket inventory through the official read API. Filter by lifecycle status, mode, tag, text, and minimum reward. Amounts carry their actual chain/token; unknown decimals stay raw. Task descriptions are returned as untrusted text and are never executed.
Inputs: tag, mode, limit, search, +3 more.
Free. Check whether agents can discover and call a public website. Fetches discovery files, follows MCP links named by those files, and runs only initialize, tools/list, and one unknown-tool call. Never executes a real tool. Returns a 0-100 score, every check with an evidence URL, and the top fixes. No license.
Inputs: host (required). Returns: free, host, score, checks, +2 more
Check whether a website is visible to AI search engines (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Google AI Overviews). Scores AI-crawler access, JSON-LD structured data, title/meta, Open Graph, sitemap, and llms.txt, and returns a 0-100 score, a letter grade, and a specific fix for each gap. Free.
Inputs: url (required).
PAID. Returns the complete, ready-to-paste AI-readiness Fix Pack for a site: tailored Organization + FAQPage JSON-LD, an AI-crawler robots.txt, a sitemap, and title/meta/Open Graph fixes. Requires a license — the checkout-session id you receive after buying the $39 Fix Pack at https://buy.stripe.com/8x24gA0xA9DF9dd13YeZ20h (after paying you're shown your license code). Without a valid license it returns purchase instructions plus a free starter pack.
Inputs: url (required), license.
Prepare a bounded TaskMarket delegation for research, coding, data collection, benchmarking, or verification. Requires chain_id, token_address, deliverable, reward, deadline, and an explicit maximum-spend ceiling. Reads public chain metadata. Returns the canonical TaskMarket API payload and approval summary without creating a task, holding a wallet, or spending funds.
Inputs: request (required), chain_id (required), deliverable (required), token_address (required), +8 more.
Free. Project one declared source-separated observation packet into the accepted funnel decision. Caller observations stay declared. Does not fetch URLs, query customers, store the packet, or spend.
Inputs: packet (required).
Track one public TaskMarket task through the official read API. Returns status, deadline, submissions, artifact hashes, canonical awards, pending actions, and the next authorization boundary. It cannot create, accept, reject, rate, or refund work.
Inputs: task_id (required).
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Paid remote MCP for context budgets, progressive loading, schema slimming, and readiness.
Payment evidence and policy preflight, plus paid sanctions and company Evidence Provider checks.
One-cent x402 and MCP readiness checks plus fixed-price marketplace launch packs.
Evidence-linked MCP selection and non-executing Safe-Call review; surfaces unknowns.
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