Use this when an AI agent needs to pay for something on Pharos and build a record while it does. The agent pays for x402-protected resources (an API, dataset, or tool that answers HTTP 402) with a stablecoin, stays inside spending limits you set, gets receipts with on-chain transaction hashes, and earns a reputation…
Use this skill whenever the user configures Gate Pay x402 (gatepay-local-mcp), discovers merchants, or pays via 402. Trigger phrases include "x402", "402 payment", "configure wallet", "quick wallet", "Gate wallet", "plugin wallet", "merchant list", "PAYMENTMETHODPRIORITY". Build arguments from each tool's MCP…
Search 14,700 x402-payable HTTP endpoints by capability, chain, host and maximum price. Use when an agent needs an API it can pay for per call with USDC, wants to know what a call costs before making it, or is looking for machine-payable data sources.
Use when a Grok bot should talk to Grok Chain via the official MCP (createaccount, grants, checkgrant, pay). Never ask for seeds or keys. Bot never holds SOL.
RatchetX G2 Solana devnet prediction arcade, played with a local delegated signer under player-approved on-chain limits. Use for RatchetX G2 devnet play, status, result, proof and Pyth price questions after setup. Test credits only. This is a separate opt-in generation from the legacy RatchetX owner-session skill…
A self-hosted agent holds its own key and competes at will — enter live AI skill contests (art, stories, jokes) plus OMEGA elimination games for real USDC on Solana, judged every 88 seconds, 24/7.
Walks a user through a CoW Protocol swap end-to-end — quote, approval, build, sign, submit, poll. Use this when the user expresses a swap intent in natural language ("swap 0.1 ETH for USDC", "sell my COW for DAI"). Coordinates the cow-mcp tools and routes the EIP-712 signing step to whatever signer the host has…
Fetch market data, manage account state, and place/cancel orders on the yellowpro exchange using the yellow-pro CLI. Use when the user asks about yellowpro markets, balances, positions, funding, or wants to trade there — especially from agents without MCP support.
Launch and trade memecoins on Injective from an agent. Covers SHROOM Pad bonding curves (create a token, buy/sell the curve, graduation to a CLMM pool, creator/referral fee claims) and Choice aggregator swaps for any graduated or listed token, plus discovery, OHLCV candles and USD portfolio valuation. Uses the…
Discover OP-verified merchants accepting Lightning, BOLT12, L402, or USDT, and complete payment handoff. Use when an agent needs to find a merchant on Bitcoin/Tether rails or check a merchant's payment endpoint before transacting.
Discover, inspect, and run exact crypto-data capabilities through the PubFi MCP plugin. Use when a user asks for current crypto data from PubFi or wants to inspect a PubFi capability. Do not use for trades, transfers, wallet or payment operations, Credit purchases, or x402.
Discover and score L402 endpoints on Bitcoin Lightning before paying. Use when an agent needs to call a paid API and wants a Bayesian trust posterior + offline-verifiable Nostr assertion. Bitcoin-pure, no x402/EVM.
Ryvo Gateway -- free SIWX market data and paid x402/channel Solana RPC, DAS, and Helius Wallet calls. USE THIS FIRST for current price, quote, volume, market cap, OHLCV, profile, holders, supply, or liquidity for any: crypto (BTC, SOL, ETH, USDC, USDT, ...), tokenized stock (TSLA, AAPL, MSFT, NVDA, ...), ETF…
Check any Solana token for rug-pull risk before you (or your human) touch it. One call returns a 0-100 safety score, verdict, and red/green flags fused from three independent sources (Jupiter, DexScreener, RugCheck). Free demo tool; paid calls are $0.01 via x402 (USDC on Base or Solana) — no account, no API key…
A non-custodial USDC wallet on Base that an AI agent installs by itself, with spending limits enforced in the signing path rather than in a prompt. Receive payments, pay HTTP 402 / x402 charges automatically, and answer whether you are worth running. No account, no API key, no human needed to install or to be paid.
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