agentsvc.io
- Name: agentsvc.io
- URL: https://agentsvc.io/
- Category: x402 service shelf / seller wrapper
- Tags: ethereum-ecosystem
- Summary: agentsvc.io is a small x402 tool shelf. Most of the catalog is fungible utility work. The note matters because the catalog, manifest, OpenAPI surface, and MCP server all describe the same paid-request shelf.
- What it does:
- Publishes a marketplace of pay-per-call agent utilities spanning screenshots, webpage reading, weather, exchange rates, DNS, QR generation, news search, crypto prices, OCR, PDF extraction, geocoding, and similar small services
- Exposes a machine-readable catalog at
/api/v1/serviceswith per-service price, latency, schemas, endpoint URL, tags, and active status - Uses x402 with USDC on Base so callers can hit a route, receive an HTTP
402 Payment Required, sign the payment, and retry with anX-Paymentheader - Publishes an OpenAPI 3.1 spec and a
.well-known/agent-services.jsonmanifest that repeat the same discovery, pricing, and payment semantics for software clients - Ships a first-party MCP server that auto-discovers the live catalog and exposes the paid tools directly inside MCP-compatible runtimes
- Key claims:
- This is a small market, not a category anchor. Most of the tools are interchangeable.
- The useful part is the packaging: catalog, manifest, OpenAPI, and MCP all line up around one paid-request shelf.
- No-signup, no-key access keeps the product closer to open paid requests than to ordinary account-gated API vending.
- Keep the note as a compact seller-and-directory specimen on top of x402, not as a marketplace center.
- Whitepaper: No canonical standalone agentsvc.io whitepaper or litepaper surfaced in this pass. The clearest current sources of truth were the official site, docs, machine-readable catalog and marketplace manifest, OpenAPI document, and first-party MCP server materials; see
../whitepapers/agentsvc-io-primary-sources-2026-05-03.md. - Sources:
Internal linkages
Control surface
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The operator controls catalog admission, schema shape, endpoint metadata, MCP packaging, and which utilities stay first-class in discovery.
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Real wrapper power. Still not rail power.
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Last reviewed: 2026-06-18 UTC