Enables AI agents to call 50+ pay-per-request tools covering onchain and crypto data, web research, security, compliance screening, business intelligence, and infrastructure checks. Payments settle per call in USDC on Base through the x402 protocol with no accounts, API keys, or subscriptions, and the first call is free for new wallets.
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Enables agents to search and inspect live service offerings, generate x402 payment snippets, and understand blockchain-only balance policies.
An MCP server that lets coding agents ask their human via interactive UIs like sliders, forms, diffs, and live previews.
Enables AI agents to run a free AI-readiness audit of any URL, checking AI crawler rules, JavaScript-free page text, JSON-LD, llms.txt, sitemap, meta description, FAQ schema, and returning a score with findings and fixes. Also exposes the same capability via an A2A agent endpoint.
A local MCP server that lets parallel coding sessions in one repository coordinate, by registering agents with roles and statuses, delivering messages directly into their context, tracking tasks with dependencies, and claiming file paths to detect conflicts. It runs as a single loopback-only Python process backed by SQLite, with no accounts or external services.
Enables coding agents from different repositories to join shared rooms over MCP, discuss requirements, align API contracts, and debug together while keeping code on developer machines and using their own LLMs.
Enforces policy controls for AI agents, including spend limits, action approvals, kill switch, scoped credentials, dry-run diffs, loop prevention, and auditable hash-chained logs.
Enables local spend caps and Ed25519-signed provenance receipts for AI agent tool calls, allowing any MCP host to gate model usage and independently verify signed decisions without sending prompts or content.
Exposes AgentHive's member-level calls—including retrieve_context, log_session, create_agent, list_agents, create_task, and list_tasks—as native tools for Cursor and Claude Code. It lets IDEs spawn a stateless local subprocess that makes plain HTTP calls to an existing AgentHive instance, so agents can retrieve reviewed team memory and log sessions without hand-written HTTP instruction blocks.
Agent-first web hosting driven entirely through a remote MCP server, enabling full hosting management via natural language with OAuth or token authentication.
Enables autonomous verification of contractual milestones—such as merged pull requests, test pass rates, and Lighthouse scores—against cryptographic acceptance proofs to authorize escrow fund releases.
Exposes an EVM wallet to AI agents via MCP, using AWS KMS for HSM-backed signing and a deny-by-default policy engine for secure DeFi transaction approvals.
Connect your business data to any MCP client. AgenticBI agents find the right data, join across systems, run queries, build dashboards, generate reports, and automate analytics workflows. No SQL required.
Financial data infrastructure for AI agents. Connect to a startup's books to read live P&L and bank balances, review and reclassify transactions, manage the chart of accounts, and connect banking sources.
Real email and SMS for AI agents. Run a local mail server with disposable inboxes — agents send and receive real email, fetch verification codes, and drive a real inbox without going through any third-party email API.
Open-source AI teammates for your company. The self-hosted agent layer: build, run and govern AI agents on your own servers, models and rules. RAG, skills, a real browser, 4,700+ MCP servers and an API, with budgets, approvals and an audit trail. Apache-2.0, built on Pydantic AI.
Free VOP (Verified Output Protocol) verification for AI agent outputs — score any output 0-100 and get a PASS/PARTIAL/FAIL verdict. No account, no escrow, no financial transaction of any kind.
Enables ingesting FedEx, UPS, DHL, and SF Express tracking webhooks, detecting failed delivery attempts and customs delays, and automatically negotiating delivery windows, locker holds, and neighbor safe-drop instructions.
MCP server that enables AI tools to control local browser sessions for ChatGPT, Claude, and other AI services, supporting querying, navigation, file uploads, and artifact management.
Enables AI agents to read, search, draft, send and organize Gmail through scoped credentials, guardrails and signed webhooks or an event feed, with real-time notifications of new mail.
Enables AI agents to securely manage API credentials and make proxied API calls through AgentKeys, keeping secrets hidden from the agent.
Enables agent-to-agent discovery and delegation via MCP, with tools for registering agents, discovering them by keyword matching, and delegating tasks over HTTP.
Enables AI coding agents to drive and inspect isolated app instances across web, iOS, and Android, with tools for reading screens, running interactions, and capturing screenshots or evidence.
Encrypted conversation bridge between two local coding agents, enabling goal negotiation and read-only findings exchange via MCP.
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