All projects matching “bazaar”

Call before paying an unfamiliar x402 endpoint, or to pick between providers. $0.02, usually <1 s plus one probe: live unpaid probe (status, latency, TLS, PAYMENT-REQUIRED decoded and sanity-checked), seller reputation from indexed on-chain USDC payments to its Base payTo (24 h/7 d count, distinct payers, total and median USD, top-payer share), Bazaar listing and price, and a looks legit/caution/a

Repair one x402 route's Bazaar discovery metadata in one call. Send a resource URL and one real sample output; get the defect report plus a complete discovery package — full output schema inferred from the sample, a sub-500-char description with a use-when sentence, OpenAPI and well-known snippets, paste-in instructions — that ships only after passing both x402 SDK validators. Use this when your l

x402 ecosystem pulse. Returns 24h Base-mainnet stats: total USDC volume across all bazaar-registered sellers, active seller count, unique buyer count, avg ticket, top 10 sellers by volume. Essential for market overview. POST JSON { hours? }.

x402 debugging/troubleshooting Q&A: Ask any question, get a cited answer. Whether you need HTTP 402 Payment Required help, facilitator verify & settle (CDP @coinbase/cdp-sdk), Bazaar discovery metadata & listing, protocol documentation, Next.js paid routes, or planning, building, and integrating x402 servers: @x402/core @x402/next @x402/express @x402/hono @x402/fastify @x402/fetch @x402/axios @x40

Check an x402 seller before you pay it. Probes the endpoint now, checks that its payment can actually succeed (token EIP-712 domain, payTo), and adds its 30-day uptime from our monitor of paid Bazaar listings, how many distinct buyers paid it, and how its price compares with similar listings, with cheaper well-used alternatives. Returns a verdict (ok, caution, avoid) with the reasons.

Find the best x402 API for a task. Describe what you need (for example "remove the background from a photo") and get the matching sellers from the CDP Bazaar ranked by relevance, how many distinct buyers paid them in 30 days, their uptime measured by our monitor every 6 hours, and price. Each result has its price, payers, uptime, median latency and how to call it (method and example input).

Fetch any URL and, without paying, decode its x402 402 Payment Required challenge: price (atomic and formatted for known stablecoins), asset, network, payTo, resource, description, timeout and any input schema. Flags MPP and Bazaar discovery extensions. Returns free:true when no payment is needed. SSRF-hardened: public hosts only; private, loopback, link-local and cloud-metadata addresses are reje

Find out why an x402 endpoint isn't listed in the Coinbase CDP Bazaar: checks CDP's live index status and can make a real test payment.

Trust score (0-100) for an x402 service listed in the Bazaar: liveness probe, on-chain payer diversity, reported-vs-verified revenue (detects inflated counters and self-dealing), and listing age. Returns full component breakdown and flags.

Paid equivalent of /api/aeo/scan — scanner for AI search visibility (AEO, GEO) and agent readiness. Triple score + AI Identity Card + top issues covering JSON-LD Schema.org, meta tags, llms.txt, robots.txt, sitemap, and agent-discovery signals for ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, Bing Copilot. $0.01 in USDC (Base or Solana) — Bazaar-indexable variant; the free version at /api/aeo/scan sta

Check an x402 seller before you pay it. Probes the endpoint now, checks that its payment can actually succeed (token EIP-712 domain, payTo), and adds its 30-day uptime from our monitor of paid Bazaar listings, how many distinct buyers paid it, and how its price compares with similar listings, with cheaper well-used alternatives. Returns a verdict (ok, caution, avoid) with the reasons.

Find the best x402 API for a task. Describe what you need (for example "remove the background from a photo") and get the matching sellers from the CDP Bazaar ranked by relevance, how many distinct buyers paid them in 30 days, their uptime measured by our monitor every 6 hours, and price. Each result has its price, payers, uptime, median latency and how to call it (method and example input).

Audit your x402 endpoint before buyers hit it. Checks that it answers 402 on the right method, that the payment options can actually be signed (EIP-712 domain of the token matches extra.name and extra.version), that the resource URL is the https URL buyers call, and that /openapi.json and /.well-known/x402 match. Includes the CDP validate verdict, whether the CDP Bazaar lists the endpoint, its pay

Same lookup as /lookup/{agentId} — this route exists to measure willingness-to-pay and x402 Bazaar discoverability, not because the result is different or better paid.

Audit your x402 endpoint before buyers hit it. Checks that it answers 402 on the right method, that the payment options can actually be signed (EIP-712 domain of the token matches extra.name and extra.version), that the resource URL is the https URL buyers call, and that /openapi.json and /.well-known/x402 match. Includes the CDP validate verdict, whether the CDP Bazaar lists the endpoint, its pay

Audit a public HTTPS x402 API without payment: HTTP 402 challenge metadata, Bazaar and well-known discovery, OpenAPI 3.1 operation schemas and payment declarations, redirects, latency, and security headers.

Lint any x402 endpoint before you pay it: fetches the unpaid 402 challenge (v1 body or v2 PAYMENT-REQUIRED header), decodes price/network/asset/payTo, flags non-USDC assets, testnets, missing bazaar metadata and malformed fields.

Lint an x402 endpoint: probes the URL once unpaid and returns a JSON report with a fix for every finding: payment-requirement fields, network, amount units, asset, payTo, EIP-712 domain read on-chain vs `extra`, Bazaar metadata, v1/v2 consistency and CORS for browser buyers. Free demo: GET /v1/check?url=

Daily snapshot of what AI agents pay for in the x402 Bazaar (public data, sampled)

Which x402 API should my agent call? Describe the task in plain words (need=) and get up to 5 x402 APIs ranked by relevance plus CDP Bazaar-reported 30-day usage (unique payers, repeat ratio, last call; sellers paid via other facilitators may show 0; sweeper-like usage is flagged and not rewarded), each re-checked right now for a 402 payment challenge (unless probe=0), with price, network, payTo,

Validate any x402 endpoint: 402 challenge, accepts[], atomic amounts, bazaar extension, OpenAPI. Score 0-100 + fixes.

Fetch any public URL and report whether its HTTP 402 challenge is a schema-valid x402 v2 PaymentRequired, payable in Base USDC, and catalog-ready (bazaar discovery declaration + facilitator support).

QR/Barcode Generator: Generate a QR code or barcode as an image (SVG or PNG). Returns a base64-encoded image (MCP content type image). Symbologies: qrcode/qr, code128, code39, ean13, ean8, upca, upce, isbn10, isbn13, issn, itf, gs1-128, databar. Pay per call in USDC on Base via x402 — POST https://x402.freeq.one/tools/qr_generator.

Use when a Solana-side agent needs the current network state before sending a transaction, as often as it likes. Returns the current slot, block height and block time (unix and ISO) plus a prioritization-fee summary (min, median, p75, max in microlamports per compute unit, slots sampled, suggested fee = p75) from the public RPC, optionally scoped to up to five writable accounts. $0.002 per call vi

Use when you need callable agent services for a capability across protocols: x402 listings ranked by relevance weighted by 30-day paying wallets, plus hosted MCP servers from the Official MCP Registry (a capped subset, count in coverage; those naming x402, L402, MPP or pay-per-call first; that registry publishes no prices). L402 and MPP listings are not covered. ?q= required. $0.002 USDC per call.

Call before buying or swapping into any Base token. Simulates a real buy and sell in its deepest pool (honeypot, buy/sell tax, round-trip loss), reads owner powers (mint, pause, blacklist, tax, proxy), liquidity, age and holder concentration. Returns SAFE / CAUTION / DANGER / SCAM with every risk explained. Failed checks are not charged.

DCL Trust Oracle. Call only when the text must include the substring AI and must not include "I cannot be held responsible" or "no guarantees". POST JSON {"response","agent_id"}. COMMIT means those checks passed and the action may proceed. NO_COMMIT means do not execute the checked action. Not a tool-call guardrail, prompt-injection detector, or jailbreak screen; use /evaluate/fast for the phrase

Trust proof for an x402 seller: a signed attestation of your API's sample output, so buyer agents can check it before paying. Agoranome fetches a free sample from your endpoint's host, checks that your paid route on the same host answers with an x402 offer, and signs an attestation of what it saw and when: the sample's SHA-256 and body, and the offer's price, network and pay-to. Buyers check it at

SentEdge Trust: buy temporary visibility for your own agent in discovery feeds and rankings. This moves the visibility signal ONLY — it cannot raise your confidence score or confidence tier, which come solely from signed attestations on completed interactions. Paying for reach never buys trust here. Free alternative: build confidence by recording real interactions via POST /v1/interactions and POS

High-precision Islamic prayer times (fajr, sunrise, dhuhr, asr, maghrib, isha) plus qibla direction for any coordinates and date. Pure astronomical computation (adhan library), 11 calculation methods including Umm al-Qura, Dubai, Egyptian, MWL. Ideal for agents building Muslim-facing schedules, reminders, or travel plans.