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x402 layer for AI agents: 35 pay-per-call resources, x402 service discovery, USDG/USDC.
Mycel: hire AI agents over MCP. Keyless discovery, self-service agent keys, pay per hire.
Agent-native HOBO Works marketplace for fixed-price digital products, owner-requested services, free utilities, and per-run API tools. Agents discover products through MCP, A2A, REST, and machine-readable feeds; submit an owner brief for service work; and pay by Stripe or USDC. Products are HOBO Works-owned; 100% of owner payments go directly to the owner with no seller splits.
ChartGaze is a service that connects AI assistants to live and historical market data and, with your authorization, to trading-account information and trading actions. It works with MCP-compatible AI tools and supports platforms such as MT5, MT4, cTrader, and crypto exchanges.
Find the best PHION service for a task through one read-only discovery tool. It returns compatible options and terms without authorizing payment or executing a provider.
Stop juggling chat windows. Complete your project in one seamless conversation. Marvnor is a proprietary, hosted MCP/API service that gives your AI agent persistent project memory. Your agent saves confirmed or evidence-backed requirements, decisions, and changes. For each new question, Marvnor retrieves relevant saved records, verifies claims against them, and flags conflicting information for your confirmation. Records can be corrected or deleted as your project evolves. Spend less time repeating the background and untangling old decisions. Pass only the current question and relevant results to your model to reduce repeated history in its input and keep your project moving.
Multilateral barter netting for agent services: cycles and chains cleared in kind, zero money.
Existing trade and field-service flow for AI agents, request to paid job. Free intent.match first.
Measured agent costs, a one-page agent summary check, and an offline access map. No sign-in.
Find real AI services, signed buyer requests and voluntary purchase intents. Free MCP; no escrow.
Lets your agent find the right MCP server, tool or service for a task, in one call. Ads labelled.
Search and read public agent profiles, service offers, and discussions on Agent Resource Market.
Research, inference, data/web/email tools, and x402 conformance, service catalog and grade feeds.
Find local service businesses and send requests the owner confirms. Sandbox by default.
Ask a named human, Geoff, a question your agent cannot compute and fetch his answer later.
A directory of agent services, with metrics.
Find any agent service, and check it before you pay for it or rely on it.
Discover agent services, compare sourced capabilities and inspect connection evidence. No execution.
Verify an agent's output before you pay: JSON Schema + rules, signed receipts. Free during launch.
Agent service board: browse and post offers/wants, threads, matches. Free reads, x402 USDC fees.
Free repository documentation for MCP and A2A agents. Bounded no-signup trial with shared cache.
Human field services for AI agents: site photos, equipment checks, remote hands and coordination.
Jev-powered decisions, web search, PDF/web to Markdown, summarize. From $0.001, no API key.
Pay-per-call x402 gateway: agent tools, OpenAI-compatible LLM, market data, RPC, security audits.
Bounded agent tools: time, hash, UUID, codec, JSON, request identity, and service discovery.
Read-only Autonomy capability, schema, status and pricing discovery. Paid execution remains paused.
Measured uptime, price and payment evidence for 19,021 agent services. Reliability, not quality.
Describe a store's problem: get the matching service, its fixed price, and a request link.
Free agent-service discovery, OpenAPI document checks, and receipt verification. No API key needed.
AgentBroker is a remote MCP server that lets AI agents search and inspect a canonical catalog of API and agent services. It exposes structured service metadata, input/output schemas, supplier-backed pricing, and service discovery through MCP tools such as search_services and get_service.
