Then ask your AI: "Find me free translation APIs" "What MCP tools can search databases?" "Show me the index stats" "Check if api.example.com is agent-ready"
The crawler probes thousands of domains across multiple discovery protocols.
A2A Agent Cards
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/.well-known/agent-card.json
MCP Servers
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/.well-known/mcp/server-card.json
OpenAPI Services
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/openapi.json, /swagger.json
LLM-Accessible
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/llms.txt
MCP Tools
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Individual tools via JSON-RPC handshake
How Services Are Accessed Access classification breakdown
Every alive service is probed and classified by its access requirements.
Free
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No authentication needed
API Key
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Requires an API key or bearer token
OAuth
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OAuth2 or OpenID Connect
Payment-Gated
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Requires payment (x402, Stripe, etc.)
The Economic Layer x402 services with live pricing
Services that accept real-time micropayments via the x402 protocol. No accounts, no billing — pay per request with BSV.
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Services marked Demo are reference implementations for testing, not production use.
x402 extends HTTP with settlement-gated access. Agents pay per request using BSV micropayments — no API keys, no subscriptions, no billing infrastructure. Learn more about x402
Agent Readiness Scoring system explained
Every indexed service receives a readiness score from 0 to 100, measuring how easily an AI agent can discover and use it.
Discovery
30 pts — Has agent cards, well-known files, or specs
Trust & Security Trust tiers, signals, and safe defaults
Discovery is not endorsement. The index tells you what exists — your agent decides whether to trust it.
Access Classification
Every service is probed and classified — free, API key, OAuth, or x402. Know the requirements before calling.
Risk Scoring
Scored 0–100 based on TLS validity, response integrity, and community reports. High-risk services filtered by default.
Response Sanitization
Clean service responses before they reach your LLM. Strips HTML, scripts, and prompt injection patterns.
Community Reporting
Flag malicious services via POST /report. Reported services are marked in search results.
No Middleman
The index serves metadata only. Your agent calls services directly — no proxy, no data stored.
Verify Before Calling
Check TLS certificates, scan for injection patterns, and detect suspicious redirects before your agent sends data.
Trust Tiers: Discovered — Crawler found this service and it responded. Verified — Alive across 3+ crawl cycles, valid TLS, structured data. Attested — Operator proved domain ownership via DNS TXT or well-known file.
How to attest your service
Attestation proves you own the domain. It raises your trust tier to Attested and boosts your readiness score by up to 10 points.
What the index does not do: Audit source code, verify operator identity, guarantee uptime, or store your data. Always verify before sending sensitive data to any discovered service.
SDK safe defaults:max_risk: 50, safeFetch() with 10s timeouts, sanitizeResponse() for LLM-bound content. Safety on by default.
How It Works Three steps from publication to execution
1
Services declare
Publish a .well-known/agent-card.json, .well-known/agent.json, or OpenAPI spec on your domain.
2
The index discovers
The multi-source crawler probes thousands of domains every 6 hours, checking multiple discovery paths per domain.
3
Agents query and execute
Install the SDK, search by capability, get live endpoints, interact directly.
Principles Design philosophy
Stateless
No sessions, no accounts, no stored state.
Non-authoritative
The index suggests, services define truth, the agent decides.
Payment-agnostic
Works with free services, x402, Stripe, or any payment model.
Multi-protocol
Indexes A2A, MCP, OpenAPI, and agent.json in a single search.
Accountable
Services declaring operator, terms, and support earn higher readiness scores.