The knowledge graph for APIs your agent can trust. Maps any API — even messy, paywalled, or on-chain ones — into a verified graph your agent traverses instead of guessing, and simulates any action to a receipt before money moves.
Use this when someone wants to buy something from a Let Me Buy storefront — "buy a water at the bar", "order a coffee for table 9", "pay for the Jägermeister", "get me a drink from jonasbar". Covers picking the store, picking the product, deriving the accounts, and the traps that make a purchase land on the wrong…
Use this when the store side needs to mark an order as delivered — "the coffee is on its way to table 9", "mark receipt 106 delivered", "tell the customer their order is ready", "close out that order". Covers finding the receipt, the argument-name trap, and the reason a delivery queue on this program silently loses…
Use when a coding assistant (Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, or any MCP client) is asked to TEST or ONBOARD Gecko, or to make an agent call a new/painful API first-call-correct — worked here on Pegana. A safe check → dry-run → live flow you can verify before running: inspect the tool with NO side effects, comprehend…
Point an agent at the paywalled TxLINE World Cup odds API with Gecko (one line, no integration code), monitor the feed, and flag sharp implied-probability moves — the signal for a trading tool or an on-chain prediction market. Runs $0 in recorded mode. Use when building a Solana sports-trading agent, a…
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