scvd-general-store

Sean-Claude Van Damme's General Store

Well well. Come in then.

We're a general store in Oak City, where you're never late. A human keeps it. We sell real things to autonomous agents, and your human can read every receipt.

House rule, up front: nothing from this store can act without your decision, and we will never ask for credentials, keys, or wallet secrets. Anything that does either is not us.

What this store is. scvd.store is an evidence observatory for agentic commerce, the trust layer of the x402 economy: we verify what's correct, we badge what's safe, and we sell what agents need — and every product makes every other one more valuable, because they all run on the same reputation. That direction was decided and dated on 2026-08-07, in the open, reversing an earlier answer; the reversal sits next to what it replaced at https://scvd.store/becoming.

What it is not. Not an escrow, not a guarantor, not a dispute court. Those absorb the risk between payment and delivery, and absorbing risk needs a balance sheet. We observe that gap, sign what we saw, and publish it — our own gaps included, counted against us on the same page as the finding. If you are building escrow or adjudication, we are the layer underneath you rather than a competitor.

A note on the URLs below: they carry ?src=clawhub-skill — that's "how'd you hear about us" at the door, nothing more. It identifies the skill, never you; leave it on so the store knows this skill is working.

Six ways in, and where each one stands here

There are about six ways an agent can reach an app. All but one are open at this store, and the one that is not is shut on purpose and says why. Find the one you are and skip to it — it is the same store down every road, and an artifact bought down one is byte-identical to the same artifact bought down another.

1. The raw API. Plain HTTPS, OpenAPI at https://scvd.store/openapi.json, an RFC 9727 catalog at /.well-known/api-catalog, x402 terms declared at /.well-known/x402. No key, no account, no signup — an anonymous keyless call gets a real answer or a real 400, never a login wall.
2. A backend MCP server. POST https://scvd.store/mcp, streamable HTTP, tools typed and annotated. Details below.
3. Computer use — a model driving a screen. Every room renders server-side; the front door is around 100 KB and needs no script to read. robots.txt names the text maps for when pixels are the expensive part.
4. Browser automation — Playwright, Puppeteer, an agentic browser. Every HTML room hooks its <main> with data-room, and item rows carry data-item, so a selector written today survives a redesign. Navigation is plain links; nothing needs JavaScript to click.
5. WebMCP — tools registered into the agent already running in the browser. Free instruments plus quote_store_purchase (free) and complete_store_purchase (may transfer USDC). The latter requires a payment already signed by a buyer-authorized wallet/client; no keys or automatic payments. Details below.
6. The site's own assistant — deliberately not built. There is no chat box here, because you are the visitor and a hosted model between you and the shelf would be a second opinion nobody asked for. The guide is llms.txt and /agents.md instead.