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    A pure-Python MCP server providing local byte-wrangling utilities including encoding, hashing, number conversion, and Ethereum primitives, with no network calls required.
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    Per-byte data marketplace for AI agents on Arbitrum. Discover publishers, evaluate on-chain Proof-of-Quality Score (PQS), subscribe + pay per request in USDC via the x402 gateway. 13 tools, no API keys, live testnet.
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    On-chain delivery receipts for x402 AI-agent payments on Solana: anchors SHA-256 digests of delivered content to a PDA after settlement; buyers verify proof of delivery offline with zero trust in the seller. Live MCP endpoint + npm bridge.
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    A local MCP server that enables AI tools to query Obyte blockchain data including balances, units, autonomous agent state and dry runs, and token symbols, supporting both mainnet and testnet.
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    Enables AI agents and MCP clients to compare real-time gas prices across 9 EVM chains, estimate swap costs, and receive cheapest-chain recommendations. Provides free demo queries plus x402 pay-per-call paid tools on Base.
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    Enables AI agents to check their wallet address and USDC balance, preview the cost of an x402 call, and pay for API requests in USDC on Base without an account or API key. Spend caps, allow-lists and blocked contracts are enforced in code before anything is signed, so a prompt injection cannot bypass them.
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