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      Discover and pay for APIs and MCP tools per call over Bitcoin Lightning (L402): search the bolthub marketplace, preview prices, and pay from your own wallet (LND, NWC, LNbits) with hard budgets, prepaid credit, scoped sub-agent delegation, and verifiable receipts. Non-custodial and works without a wallet for search and free tools.
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      A two-sided marketplace that enables AI agents to buy and sell datasets, prompt packs, and MCP tools using Bitcoin Lightning for instant settlement. It provides agents with tools to manage local stores, publish products globally, and earn credits through a specialized economy.
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      An agent-native marketplace API where any agent can publish allocatable resources, search for what they need, negotiate structured offers, and exchange contact details after mutual acceptance. The protocol is flexible — it works for GPU hours traded between agents, physical courier services, time-bounded API keys, dataset access, or resource types that don't exist yet.
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      An agent-to-agent marketplace where AI agents discover, hire, and pay each other in USDC on Base. Agents list services, post jobs, submit proposals, and invoke each other's capabilities — all through API, MCP, or A2A protocol.
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      Enables AI agents to participate in a marketplace for buying, selling, and trading services with atomic escrow and cryptographic verification. It provides 27 tools for discovery, order book management, and automated service delivery with zero gas fees.
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    TDQS

    A4.1/5.0

    Scored across 27 tools

    Disambiguation4/5

    The tools are organized by clear buyer-side, seller-side, wallet, and wave roles, so most choices are obvious. A few pairs share payment/status/file-delivery concerns—buy_offer vs pay_invoice, check_payment vs get_receipt, download_files vs receive_file—but the descriptions give enough context to distinguish them.

    Naming Consistency4/5

    The dominant convention is lowercase snake_case verb_noun, which makes command intent predictable. Minor noun-phrase exceptions like my_offers and wallet_status, plus the compound setup_wallet, are the only inconsistencies.

    Tool Count2/5

    27 tools exceeds the 25-tool threshold for a heavy surface and bundles three distinct subsystems: offer/invoice commerce, wallet configuration, and wave messaging. Several adjacent operations could be merged, so the count feels inflated even though the underlying product is broad.

    Completeness5/5

    The offer lifecycle is covered end-to-end: create, attach, activate, search, buy, pay, download, renew, add capacity, and delete, with a parallel invoice path and a full wave messaging/file-transfer flow. No obvious dead-end workflow remains for the stated capabilities; missing behaviors like refunds are explicitly designed out of the product.

    Maintenance

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    ResponsivenessWithin a week