animica:1
55 resources accept payment on this network.
Give a query and up to 50 candidate snippets; get the top N by relevan
Give a query and up to 50 candidate snippets; get the top N by relevance with a score and a one-line reason. Indexes are returned so you can map straight back to your own objects without string matching. Priced per call. For high-volume use, buy prepaid credits (POST /x402/credits/buy) and send X-Animica-Credits on each request — no settlement, no gas, no per-call payment round trip. Paying in ANM on the animica:1 lane is also ~25% cheaper because we sponsor no gas there.
Hand over malformed model output and a JSON Schema; get back JSON that
Hand over malformed model output and a JSON Schema; get back JSON that provably satisfies it. Tries a pure-parse fast path FIRST and returns immediately when the input is already valid — you are not charged a model call for text that merely looked broken. Otherwise a small model repairs it and the result is validated in code before it is returned. Priced per call. For high-volume use, buy prepaid credits (POST /x402/credits/buy) and send X-Animica-Credits on each request — no settlement, no gas, no per-call payment round trip. Paying in ANM on the animica:1 lane is also ~25% cheaper because we sponsor no gas there.
Pull people, organizations, locations, dates, amounts, products, URLs,
Pull people, organizations, locations, dates, amounts, products, URLs, emails, phone numbers and wallet addresses out of text, each with the exact surface form as it appeared so you can locate it. Types are constrained by schema, so the result is always one of the known kinds. Priced per call. For high-volume use, buy prepaid credits (POST /x402/credits/buy) and send X-Animica-Credits on each request — no settlement, no gas, no per-call payment round trip. Paying in ANM on the animica:1 lane is also ~25% cheaper because we sponsor no gas there.
Turn messy text — a web page, email, invoice, receipt, job posting, co
Turn messy text — a web page, email, invoice, receipt, job posting, contract clause, product description — into strict JSON matching a schema YOU supply. The schema is enforced in code, not merely requested: output is parsed, validated, repaired once against the exact validation error, and the call FAILS with the violated constraint rather than returning unvalidated JSON. Fields not present in the input come back null instead of a plausible invention. Priced per call. For high-volume use, buy prepaid credits (POST /x402/credits/buy) and send X-Animica-Credits on each request — no settlement, no gas, no per-call payment round trip. Paying in ANM on the animica:1 lane is also ~25% cheaper because we sponsor no gas there.
Give a task and a budget; get the result, a measured verification sign
Give a task and a budget; get the result, a measured verification signal, and an ML-DSA-65 signed receipt over the exact bytes delivered. Routes the task to a capability and says which one ran: extract (fetch a URL and read it), research, predict (with the live prediction-market price where one matches), chain (Animica L1 facts), code, summarize, or a direct answer. HONEST ABOUT VERIFICATION: there is one inference backend today, so multi-sample checking measures SELF-CONSISTENCY, not independent providers — the response states provider_count, whether providers were distinct, and what the agreement number means. Confidence is measured from real agreement or reported as null; it is never a decorative number. The receipt is signed with the same post-quantum scheme this chain admits transactions with, the public key ships with it, and the result can optionally be anchored on-chain with a free permanent proof.
Ask a yes/no question about the future and get three things: an indepe
Ask a yes/no question about the future and get three things: an independent model probability, the live price of the matching prediction market when one exists, and — the point of the product — the whole record anchored into the Animica data-availability layer with a commitment anyone can verify FREE and permanently at GET /x402/forecast/{commitment}. Anyone can claim afterwards that they called it; this proves what was believed beforehand. Both numbers are always returned side by side: the model is NOT claimed to beat the market, and our own accuracy against every resolved market is published free at GET /x402/forecast/calibration, including when we lose. If the record cannot be anchored the call fails rather than selling an unanchored prediction.
Buy bulk crawl access to one domain that publishes Paid Crawl terms
Buy bulk crawl access to one domain that publishes Paid Crawl terms. $0.010 buys $0.010 worth of that site's pages — the site sets the per-page rate, so the request budget is the pass value divided by that rate. ONE settlement covers the whole budget: per-page settlement is impossible at these prices because Base gas would exceed the fee. Send the returned token back as "X-Crawl-Pass: anmcp_...". Site operators pay nothing for Paid Crawl; crawlers do.
Competitive position for a single x402 resource
Competitive position for a single x402 resource. Give a URL that is listed anywhere in the merged index and get back what the index holds on it (including any correction our own unpaid 402 probe made to its advertised price), the peer set derived from its own description, and where it ranks among those peers on price, call volume, payer diversity and callability — plus the mirrors of itself that are listed as separate services. Useful whether the endpoint is yours or one you are about to buy from. Interpretation is written by Animica's own AICF inference network; every figure is computed in code.
Price positioning for an x402 service
Price positioning for an x402 service. Describe what you sell (and optionally what you charge) and get the comparable set — named, counted, and listed — plus your exact percentile within it, the full decile ladder of what those comparables charge, how much demand sits in each price band, and a suggested band derived from the comparables rather than asserted. Refuses to compute a percentile when too few real comparables exist, because a confident percentile over four loosely-related rows is worse than no answer. Interpretation is written by Animica's own AICF inference network; every figure is computed in code.
Statistical analysis of any segment of the x402 economy, computed over
Statistical analysis of any segment of the x402 economy, computed over a merged index of Coinbase Bazaar and 402index overlaid with our own unpaid 402 probes. Returns the full price distribution (min, p10, p25, median, p75, p90, max, mean), demand discounted by payer concentration, what share of the segment can actually be invoked, the network and asset split, host concentration, liveness, and — once history exists — the trend. Every figure is computed in code from named rows; the interpretation is written by Animica's own AICF inference network and every sentence containing a number not in the computed facts is deleted before delivery. Directories publish rows; this publishes the distribution.
Describe a goal and a budget; get back a concrete plan of real x402 ca
Describe a goal and a budget; get back a concrete plan of real x402 calls that would accomplish it — exact URLs, HTTP methods, request shapes, per-step prices from the merchants' own 402 challenges where we have verified them, alternates for every step, and a total you can check before committing. Only services that publish a callable request shape are planned; a step with no invokable candidate is returned as an explicit gap rather than a URL and a shrug. IT DOES NOT SPEND: this compiles the plan and stops, so you execute it with your own wallet on your own terms. It also does not claim the pipeline type-checks — roughly 5% of the x402 economy publishes schemas, so most step-to-step handoffs cannot be verified, and every edge says which it is.
Call any x402 endpoint WITHOUT paying and get back what its own 402 ch
Call any x402 endpoint WITHOUT paying and get back what its own 402 challenge says: the real price, asset, network, payTo address, scheme, timeout, and the request schema when the merchant publishes one. Directory listings are written once and go stale; this is the merchant's own current statement of the terms you are about to accept. It also distinguishes the cases a directory cannot: a resource that answers 402 properly, one that is listed as paid but answers WITHOUT payment, one that is listed but gone, and one that simply fails. No payment header is ever sent, so this cannot settle anything, and unknown endpoints are probed with GET — never a write verb with a guessed body.
Search the whole x402 economy and get a ranked shortlist of services t
Search the whole x402 economy and get a ranked shortlist of services that can do a job, within a budget. Merges Coinbase Bazaar and 402index into one index keyed by canonical resource URL, then answers the three questions a directory does not: CAN this be invoked (only about 5% publish a call spec, and that is a first-class field here, not something you infer from missing keys), is the price REAL (one live listing advertises ten billion dollars a call — implausible prices are excluded as bad data and reported, never silently rewritten), and is the demand real (total calls are trivially inflated by a merchant calling itself, so volume is credited only in proportion to distinct paying counterparties). Every result explains its own score, and the weights are returned so you can disagree with them. Lexical matching, no model: the same query against the same index ranks the same way.
Emit the actual files that fix a site's AI legibility, ready to deploy
Emit the actual files that fix a site's AI legibility, ready to deploy: a real /llms.txt, a /robots.txt that stops excluding AI crawlers (with a unified diff against the current one), and a JSON-LD block for the page <head>. Nothing is invented: every link in the llms.txt is discovered on the site and then FETCHED to confirm it answers 200, with failures dropped and counted, and every JSON-LD field is copied from something the page actually declares — anything that cannot be grounded is omitted rather than guessed. A small model writes only the prose, from the titles and descriptions we extracted; any URL it returns that is not in the verified set is discarded. Pairs with /x402/geo/audit: audit tells you what is wrong, this hands you the files. Re-run the audit afterwards to confirm the score moved.
Verify you are on real Animica mainnet, and which chain id to sign wit
Verify you are on real Animica mainnet, and which chain id to sign with. Animica answers that question with TWO numbers: the native chain is id 1, while the EVM compatibility facade reports 149 (eth_chainId 0x95, net_version "149"). A wallet porting Ethereum tooling signs with the wrong one. Returns both, the disagreement named, plus genesis hash, fork id, policy hash and the built-in consensus checkpoints a light client pins against. All read live. No model.
Give it up to 10 URLs and get back the readable text of each — titles,
Give it up to 10 URLs and get back the readable text of each — titles, clean body text, navigation and scripts removed — in a single call and a single payment. The half of every retrieval pipeline an agent already has links for: search results, a sitemap, an RSS feed, a user's reading list. Pages are fetched concurrently under a deadline. Every URL you send is accounted for: the ones that could not be read come back in failed[] WITH the reason (403, timeout, paywall, no extractable text, private address), because a bad input and a broken fetcher need opposite responses from you. If not one URL could be read, you are NOT charged.
Commit now, reveal to everyone later: the paid call returns a commitme
Commit now, reveal to everyone later: the paid call returns a commitment sha3_256(secret||salt) and a commit id; GET /x402/random/reveal/{commit_id} is FREE, public and idempotent, and discloses the secret, the salt, the raw draw and the node's attestation so anyone — not just the buyer — can check the commitment. Reveal delay 0..604800s. For games, sealed-bid rounds and auditable draws. Trust model, stated plainly: the commitment binds the outcome from the moment you publish it, and the reveal proves the secret came from a node-signed draw — it does NOT prove the operator discarded no draws before committing, so publish the commitment to your players before the round.
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5..10 INDEPENDENT randomness draws — each one its own node call with its own signed digest attestation and health report — delivered under ONE payment of $0.004. Fewer than 5 draws is refused with a 400 that points at GET /x402/qrng/draw ($0.001 per draw), because only at 5+ draws is this genuinely cheaper per draw. Priced per draw, not per byte: if you just need many bytes under one attestation, a single 1024-byte qrng draw is cheaper — the response states which is cheaper for the call you made.
Pick k of your items with or without replacement, optionally weighted
Pick k of your items with or without replacement, optionally weighted by integer weights (raffles, lotteries, sortition, A/B splits). One verified randomness draw, cumulative-weight search over a rejection-sampled uniform value, up to 10000 items. The exact rule and the raw draw ride along so you can recompute the winners.
Fisher-Yates permutation of your list (or of 1
Fisher-Yates permutation of your list (or of 1..N), up to 10000 items, derived from ONE verified randomness draw. Returns the permutation of 0-based indices plus the shuffled items, with the exact swap-and-byte-consumption rule so you can recompute it offline.
Find out why an Animica transaction would be rejected BEFORE you broad
Find out why an Animica transaction would be rejected BEFORE you broadcast it. Decodes your canonical CBOR {body, sigs} envelope, returns the normalised fields and the CANONICAL HASH you are about to sign, then asks the node whether it would admit the transaction and why not. Both calls are read-only: nothing is inserted into the mempool and nothing is broadcast. Built for people writing Animica signers, where the alternative feedback loop is broadcast-and-see. No model.
Before you pay an x402 endpoint you have never called, buy what we obs
Before you pay an x402 endpoint you have never called, buy what we observed when WE called it: the outcome of our own unpaid probe, when we ran it, whether it answered a correct 402 with readable payment terms, and whether it publishes a call spec you can build a request from. Never probed returns observed:false — an honest unknown, never an invented uptime figure. Optional ML-DSA-65 attestation. If we hold no record of the URL at all, you are not charged.
Competitors for one x402 resource or capability, over our ~18,000-serv
Competitors for one x402 resource or capability, over our ~18,000-service harvest of the x402 directories plus our own unpaid 402 probes. Returns the price band (min/median/p90/n) over real listings only, price provenance per rival, whether it publishes a spec an agent can call unattended, observed 30-day demand and settlement network. Never probed reads observed:false, never a guess. Buy before pricing or listing a service, or choosing an endpoint. Charges nothing when nothing matches.
Seal any JSON in a post-quantum signed envelope: canonicalise (keys so
Seal any JSON in a post-quantum signed envelope: canonicalise (keys sorted, stable bytes), SHA3-256, then sign that digest with ML-DSA-65 (FIPS 204, scheme 4099) — the scheme the Animica L1 admits transactions with. Buy it when a response you emit must cross a broker, cache or reseller and still be provably unaltered. Proves INTEGRITY and ANIMICA ORIGIN, not that the content is true and not anyone's real-world identity. Key and verification are free. No signature, no charge.