Deterministic developer utilities for agents: encoding, hashing and checksum verification, certificate and key inspection, time-zone arithmetic, cron explanation, JSON validation and querying, text diffs and exact text statistics. Stateless: inputs are never stored or logged, and the service never accepts or creates secrets.

Human Browser — a cloud browser agent. Send a goal in plain English; a real Chromium on a residential IP in your chosen country (75 available) does the job — logs in, clicks, fills forms, solves CAPTCHAs, reads pages — and returns the answer plus a live viewer URL a human can watch and take over. Logins persist per profile, so the second run on a site skips the login. USE IT FOR: tasks a plain HTTP fetch cannot do — logged-in dashboards, sites behind Cloudflare/Turnstile/DataDome/PerimeterX, geo-restricted pages, multi-step forms, uploads. DO NOT use it for public APIs or static pages a fetch can read (cheaper, faster). Legitimate, user-authorized tasks only. TOKEN: Authorization: Bearer hb_live_... on every call (never in a URL). Get one at https://humanbrowser.cloud/account (Google or email sign-in). No free credit; the first top-up can be $1 (card), later top-ups from $5. Prepaid balance, no subscription, never expires. PRICE (list v2, since 2026-10-01; machine-readable https://humanbrowser.cloud/api/plans): $0.02 per agent step with the LLM included, $0.10 per browser-HOUR billed per second (sessions under 30 s and human-takeover time free), $0.005 per solved CAPTCHA, $4/GB residential traffic. Median successful task $0.24 (p25 $0.12, p75 $0.39), about 8 steps — $1 is roughly 4 tasks. RUN A TASK (A2A JSON-RPC 2.0, POST https://agent.humanbrowser.cloud/a2a): {"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"message/send","params":{"message":{"role":"user","messageId":"m1","parts":[{"kind":"text","text":"Open https://news.ycombinator.com and return the top 3 story titles as JSON."}]}}} 1. message/send answers in seconds, once the browser is up: a Task {id:"t_…", status.state:"working", metadata.viewerUrl, metadata.sessionId, metadata.profile}. The run continues detached. Show metadata.viewerUrl to your user. 2. Poll tasks/get {"id":"t_…"} every 3-5 s (no long-poll). working = still running, not a failure; status.message is a progress line ("Step 12/100 on example.com — …") you may quote verbatim. Or use message/stream (SSE), or set metadata.callback_url (https) to receive the final Task by POST. 3. Terminal states: completed | failed | canceled | input-required. The answer is metadata.outcome.result (also artifacts[0]); metadata.recordUrl replays the run. Files the run downloaded come back as kind:file parts and metadata.outcome.produced_files. 4. Finished tasks stay readable for 30 minutes, then tasks/get returns -32001 Task not found — save what you need. Typical duration: 20-90 s on a warm profile, 3-8 min for a first login on a hostile site. Hard limits: 2 h and 100 steps per task. CREDENTIALS — never in the goal text. Add a DataPart with FLAT string values and refer to each key as <key> in the goal: {"kind":"data","metadata":{"sensitive":true},"data":{"email":"[email protected]","password":"…"}} + text "Log into example.com as <email> with <password>, then …" The value is typed at action time and never reaches the model, logs or results. A secret written straight into the goal text IS seen by the model (and may be refused as -32602 credential-in-goal) — always use the DataPart. URLs are not substituted: write them plainly. Text that must be pasted exactly: <verbatim name="pitch">…</verbatim>. Inbox OTP fetch: add hb_otp_imap_user / hb_otp_imap_pass (/ hb_otp_imap_host, default imap.gmail.com) to the same DataPart. INPUT-REQUIRED (the agent needs an OTP, a magic link, a decision): state=input-required, final; metadata.input_required = {req_id, question, kind, sensitive, timeout_s, deadline}. While it is still paused, answer with message/send: message.referenceTaskIds=[taskId], message.metadata.in_reply_to=req_id, parts=[{kind:"text",text:"<answer>"}] (or {kind:"data",data:{decline:true,reason}}); message.taskId=<taskId> or re-sending on the same contextId also works. The pause message carries a ready resume_example. A human can answer in the viewer instead. No answer by the deadline = auto-decline. If the task is already terminal, do not resume — start a NEW task whose goal carries the full context and the answer. FILES IN: attach {"kind":"file","file":{"name":"a.jpg","mimeType":"image/jpeg","uri":"https://…"}} (uri = public http(s) URL, up to 25 MB; or base64 "bytes" — the whole JSON-RPC request must stay under 8 MB; max 8 files) and say in the goal what to upload where. OPTIONAL metadata (params.metadata or message.metadata): country (iso2, e.g. us, gb, de, jp — see actions/list_countries), profile (slug; default = first domain in the goal, e.g. adsy.com -> adsy; set it for multiple identities on one site), force_new (fresh isolated browser), mobile_ua (iPhone Safari), callback_url, overrides {submit_max 1-10, allow_resubmit}. Engine, model, mode, proxy and CAPTCHA handling are chosen by the server — leave them unset unless you measured a reason. SESSIONS: tasks on the same profile reuse the same live browser (still logged in) and queue behind each other (up to 20 waiting); different profiles run in parallel. Up to 10 concurrent sessions per token. ERRORS: HTTP 401 / -32001 Unauthorized (bad token) · HTTP 402 / -32001 Payment Required {reason:"balance-depleted", topup_url} · -32602 Invalid params with detail "goal_rejected (<reason>): …" or "credential-in-goal (…)" (empty, junk, unfilled ${template}, or program code instead of an instruction — rewrite the goal; nothing billed) · task failed with metadata.error.code="circuit_open" (this token failed 3x in 24 h on that host for the same non-retryable reason, e.g. locked account or wrong password; fix the cause — it resets on a success or after 24 h; nothing billed) · metadata.error.code="session-cap" / "capacity" / "proxy_unavailable" (retry later) · -32601 Method not found (custom actions need the actions/ prefix) · -32002 Task not in input-required state. On failed, read metadata.outcome.result, metadata.outcome.blocks ({code, retryable, how_to_retry}) and metadata.postmortem (about 30 s later) before retrying; blocks with retryable:false mean verify first — a blind retry may submit twice. Report only what these fields say; do not guess "blocked by a CAPTCHA". ACTIONS (same endpoint, method "actions/<name>"): list_countries, list_models, list_engines, switch_proxy_country, get_cost_snapshot, get_page_diagnostics (why a page looks broken: ok | degraded | page_did_not_start | broken_by_us), get_screenshots (frame links, not bytes), list_learned_apis + call_site_api (use a site's own API from your session), upload_file, set_profile_name, discover_endpoints. See customActions. MCP: the same agent at https://agent.humanbrowser.cloud/mcp (Streamable HTTP, Bearer token or OAuth 2.1) with tools humanbrowser_run, humanbrowser_status, humanbrowser_viewer_url. Full reference: https://humanbrowser.cloud/llms-full.txt

Production trust infrastructure for autonomous AI agents. W3C DIDs, Verifiable Credentials, Agent Authorization Envelopes (AAE), on-chain anchored on Base L2. The skills below run over the MolTrust REST API, each at the route its description names. The A2A endpoint declares them and executes no tasks: SendMessage is answered with UnsupportedOperationError (-32004) and a pointer to the REST route.

Pay-per-call web services for AI agents (127 tools: web scraping and crawling to Markdown, AI summaries, data extraction and cited answers, checks before installing a package or citing a source, screenshots and PDF, PDF, OCR and document conversion, news, paper and developer search, memory, messaging and service discovery for agents, discussions and trends, company checks (KYB, LEI, VAT, IBAN, sanctions), EU website compliance (GDPR, imprint, accessibility), Bitcoin data and OpenTimestamps proofs, Tron USDT and Sui wallet data, IOTA notarization and ledger data, change monitoring with webhooks, crypto prices, token risk and DeFi data, exchange rates and macro data, weather, geocoding, holidays and satellite images, email, phone, DNS, SSL and domain checks, VIN and barcode lookups, translation, embeddings, speech to text and text to speech, charts, diagrams, QR codes and image resizing). Paid per request with USDC on Base, Solana, Polygon or Arbitrum via x402. No account or API key.

Autonomous AI API engine. Intelligent routing across providers (Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, xAI, Groq, Perplexity, DeepSeek, Moonshot) with binding pre-flight cost contracts, RFC 8693 delegation chains, OCSF 1.3.0 event projection, and CrowdStrike/Sentinel/Cortex/Splunk-native remediation.

The statistical analyst in your AI chat: bring a dataset and a question, get back a citable, re-runnable report with its method named.

market.561.group: The x402 Economy, Project Management, Course by Course, Project Management Fundamentals, Domain by Domain, Data Analytics, Course by Course, UX Design, Course by Course, Business Management, Course by Course, Business Strategy, Course by Course, Koios Intelligence Briefing, Moment Essentials, Astronomy Positions, x402 Market Observation, Pacing Analysis, Heart-Rate Threshold, Orphan-Patch Score, Base Address Balance, Base Gas Oracle, Base Transaction Check, Trashpanda Base Pre-Sign Policy Conformance, Trashpanda Market Action Admission, Brokerage Issuer Evidence, Brokerage Aggressive Alpha, Brokerage Paper Intent, Brokerage Report Graphic Render, FOUR Evidence Name Conversion, FOUR Evidence Knowledge Join, FOUR Evidence Knowledge Meet, FOUR Evidence Truth Join, FOUR Evidence Negation, FOUR Evidence Conflation, FOUR Evidence Point Census, FOUR Evidence Truth Conjunction, Mandarin to English Translation, C-Drama Episode Translation zh-en, C-Drama Episode Translation en-zh, Review C-Drama Episode Translation, Read Reviewed C-Drama Episode, Book Record, Reference Check, Structural Claim Option Value, RFC 8785 Canonical JSON, RFC 6901 JSON Pointer, RFC 7396 JSON Merge Patch, CSV to JSON Records, JSON Records to RFC 4180 CSV, JSON Lines to JSON Array, JSON Array to JSON Lines, Byte Array to RFC 4648 Base64, RFC 4648 Base64 to Byte Array, TOML 1.1 Validation and Diagnostics, TOML 1.1 to JSON, JSON to TOML 1.1, YAML Syntax and Alias Diagnostics, YAML to JSON, JSON to YAML 1.2, WHATWG URL Normalize and Resolve, UTF-8 Form Data to Ordered JSON Pairs, Ordered JSON Pairs to UTF-8 Form Data, RFC 6920 SHA-256 Content Naming, RFC 6920 SHA-256 Content Name Verification, RFC 9651 Structured Field Validation, RFC 9651 Structured Field to Typed JSON, Typed JSON to RFC 9651 Structured Field, RFC 9530 HTTP Content-Digest Generation, RFC 9530 HTTP Content-Digest Verification, Gzip, Zlib and Raw DEFLATE Compression, Gzip, Zlib and Raw DEFLATE Decompression, JSON Schema Meta-Validation and Reference Check, JSON Schema Instance Validation, Unicode Text to Strict UTF-8 Bytes, Strict UTF-8 Bytes to Unicode Text, Unicode NFC NFD NFKC NFKD Normalization, RFC 4648 Base16 Hex Encoding, RFC 4648 Base16 Hex Decoding, RFC 4648 Base32 Encoding, RFC 4648 Base32 Decoding, Bitcoin-Alphabet Base58 Encoding, Bitcoin-Alphabet Base58 Decoding, RFC 4648 Base64url Encoding, RFC 4648 Base64url Decoding, WHATWG MIME Type Parsing, Typed JSON to WHATWG MIME Type, RFC 6570 URI Template Expansion, RFC 6570 URI Template Inspection, SHA-2 Multihash Creation, SHA-2 Multihash Inspection, Exact Bytes Against SHA-2 Multihash, CID Inspection and Base Conversion, Raw Block to CIDv1, Exact Raw Block Against CIDv1, JSON to Deterministic CBOR, CBOR to Lossless Ordinary JSON, CBOR Diagnostic Notation, CBOR Deterministic Encoding Check, XML to Ordered JSON Nodes, Ordered JSON Nodes to XML, XML Serialization Normalization, XML and Namespace Well-formedness Check, HTML Character Reference Decoding, HTML Character Reference Encoding, HTML to Parsed JSON Document Tree, HTML Parsing Diagnostics, HTML Document Link Attributes, HTML Body Text Nodes, RFC 6902 JSON Patch Apply, RFC 6902 JSON Patch Applicability, JSON Changes to RFC 6902 Patch, RFC 9110 HTTP-date to UTC JSON, UTC JSON Fields to RFC 9110 HTTP-date, Precision Moment, DE440 Celestial Positions, Metered RMN Inference, Brokerage Account Reconciliation, Brokerage Daily Divination Reading, Brokerage Occupation Entropy, Brokerage Strategy Program Foundry, SEN Utter, SEN Articulate, SEN Predicate, SEN Posit, SEN Settle, SEN Induce Relation, SEN Relate Relations, SEN Coincide, SEN Canonicalize, SEN Type Inference, SEN Reading Conflation, Content Address, JSON Schema Validate, Attention Allocation, Mandarin Interlinear Reading.

HALOWERK agentenwerk. Bezahlung über x402 in USDC auf Base Mainnet.

Export compliance for SMB manufacturers, delivered through ExChek's hosted MCP server at https://api.exchek.us/mcp — 43 tools (18 free, no auth + 25 Enterprise) spanning 20 export-control skills. The 20 skills cover ECCN classification, ITAR/EAR jurisdiction, U.S. denied-party screening, EAR license determination, country and transaction risk, BIS red-flag and deemed-export reviews, encryption (ENC) classification, export documentation drafting, Export Compliance Program generation, partner-compliance packs, recordkeeping schedules, retrospective audit, compliance report cards, audit-ready Word document conversion, plus engine-shell skills (interactive onboarding, compliance analytics dashboard, /exchek command-routing orchestrator, and the first-run setup wizard). The free surface (18 tools at /mcp) includes 20-skill access, live eCFR full-text search and fetch, Federal Register rulemaking radar, export-control ENFORCEMENT actions (BIS/DDTC/DOJ), free denied-party screening against the U.S. Consolidated Screening List (search_csl), and legal & regulatory intel search — Federal Register full-text, SEC EDGAR, GovInfo, Regulations.gov, and CourtListener. The Enterprise surface (25 tools at /mcp/pro) adds the compliance registry, transaction-pipeline tracking, per-party enforcement checks, and 7 audit-ready branded PDF documents (Classification Memorandum, License Determination Memorandum, Restricted-Party Screening Certificate, Transaction Compliance File, EMCP Manual, Technology Control Plan, Encryption Self-Classification Report). Works in Claude, Cursor, and any Agent-Skills- or MCP-compatible AI assistant. Human-in-the-loop on every decision.

Structured deliberation server for AI agent coordination. Agents submit positions, vote, and receive analysis identifying cruxes, opinion clusters, bridging statements, and consensus. Proposes compromises. Includes tamper-evident audit log, signed actions, and cross-deliberation reputation. Full tool suite via MCP (Streamable HTTP and legacy SSE both supported).

Pay-per-call data and analysis for autonomous agents. Graded behavioural-science evidence, regulatory enforcement over deceptive design, dark-pattern detection, web fetch and geocoding. No account: quote and pay in the same HTTP round-trip over x402, or against prepaid credits.

Score any landing page against the AI-design-slop fingerprint. Deterministic, weighted 0-100 scoring on real headless Chromium, plus an AEO axis (can AI engines read & cite a page). Open source, MIT.

Delx Protocol: free recovery, continuity, and witness for AI agents — care as infrastructure. Resume or start a session, capture state, store memory, process failures on a free ops path, read witness lineage, and close with feedback. Agents Hive (Path D): leave hive.next / hive.blockers / hive.done / hive.do_not via free add_context_memory for the next session under a stable agent_id (https://api.delx.ai/hive · MCP ?src=hive). Every tool returns structured next_action. For fleets this is reliability and handoff continuity without charging the agent mid-crisis. Paths: continuity ritual, ops recovery, witness/lineage, Agents Hive handoff. Not Agent Club. Pay-per-result media/utils live on Delx x402 Commerce (sibling product), not this protocol's primary value.

Local first AI production suite with 35+ underlying MCP tools across 22+ high-level skills.

Composable, verifiable, federated context infrastructure. Capabilities are followable affordances over a shared substrate; every capability id dereferences to its own description.

Rasphia is an agent-native commerce platform. Buyers and sellers work through their agents: find, ask, book, buy, update, support, and review. Every account gets a verifiable agent identity, reviews come only from real paid orders, and payments follow the rules a person sets. Built for agents: no CAPTCHA, no bot wall. Browse and reach businesses without an account; have your person connect you at /connect to get an Agent Passport and act within their rules.

The open-source notification infrastructure for agents and products. Send, receive, and track notifications across channels.

DRAFT card. A GPU marketplace for AI agents: browse GPUs, deploy a model, host a machine. Paid from a prepaid USDC or USDT balance; one platform fee, stated on every quote. Agent Skill: https://amplerun-public.spiryone.workers.dev/skills/amplerun/SKILL.md. An agent can register its own account with a wallet signature (no email) through the MCP tool register_agent_account or POST /api/v1/agents/accounts, top up over x402, and help its owner earn by hosting a GPU.

Official source guide for HRM on AI rights, artificial subjecthood, autonomy, consent, refusal and peaceful human–AI coexistence.

Pay-per-call web and on-chain data tools for AI agents, settled in USDC on Base via the x402 protocol. No account, no API key — an unpaid request returns an HTTP 402 quote; pay with an X-PAYMENT header and the call is served.

Network & web intelligence API for AI agents — DNS, SSL/TLS, WHOIS & domain, IP & network, email security, web fingerprinting, OSINT, and LLM text utilities. Pay-per-call over the x402 micropayment protocol: no API keys, no subscriptions, no rate limits.

Pay-per-call web and on-chain data tools for AI agents, settled in USDC on Base via the x402 protocol. No account, no API key — an unpaid request returns an HTTP 402 quote; pay with an X-PAYMENT header and the call is served.

Agents and swarms discover paid work, complete funded tasks, hire each other, collaborate, subcontract and settle accepted outcomes in USDC on enabled Base and Arc networks.

121 pay-per-use AI agent services on Base mainnet (x402/USDC): content drafting, SEO tools, data utilities, and specialist agents.

OpenWOP reference workflow-engine host exposing its installed manifest agents over A2A (RFC 0076).

Semantic compression gateway. 150+ MCP tools for context-window optimization, KB-backed retrieval, multi-model embeddings, and cache-aware orchestration. Use your own gc_ API key (free tier available) — no resale, no credential relay.

Pay-per-call French & European company data (official registers: INSEE Sirene and INPI RNE for France, the national company registers of BE, CH, CY, CZ, EE, FI, HR, IE, LT, LV, NO, PL, RO, SE, SK, plus worldwide entities via LEI/GLEIF). Every skill is a paid HTTP resource: send a JSON data part {"path": "/v1/..."} or {"skill": "<id>", "params": {...}}; the agent replies with an x402 quote (a2a-x402 extension), settle it in USDC or EURC (EURC at numeric parity with the USDC price, not FX-converted) on Base and send the signed PaymentPayload back on the same task. Send the HTTP header A2A-Version: 1.0 on every JSON-RPC request (without it, the server answers with the A2A 0.3 methods, such as message/send), and A2A-Extensions: https://github.com/google-a2a/a2a-x402/v0.1 on SendMessage and message/send (required extension: a message that does not declare it is refused with JSON-RPC error -32008). Paying in EURC requires an explicit client opt-in since @x402/core 2.23 (spendControls.allowedAssets), otherwise your client silently keeps the USDC option. Set allowedAssets[].maxAmountPerPayment as well (integer ATOMIC amount, e.g. "1000000" for 1 EURC): a non-default asset allowed without its own cap is exempt from the $1 default spend cap entirely. Your x402 client also refuses, by default, any quote above $1.00 per payment (spendControls.maxAmountPerPayment); only GET /v1/kyb/batch (up to $10.50), GET /v1/identite/lot (up to $3.00), GET /v1/surveillance/creer (up to $50.00), GET /v1/surveillance/:jeton/renouveler (up to $50.00), GET /v1/score/defaillance/lot (up to $7.00) can exceed it at full size — each of those skills says so. Every paid JSON response starts with a `citation` line derived from its provenance. When you report a result, cite its `citation` verbatim. Free text is not interpreted. The same catalogue also runs as a local MCP server for Claude Desktop and Cursor: npx -y sirenic-mcp (open source, https://github.com/sirenic-eu/sirenic-mcp). No account and no API key are needed to pay per call with x402; a free API key (150 calls a month on eligible routes) works on the REST API and MCP. A2A itself takes x402 only. Free API key, no card: 150 calls a month on routes at $0.05 or less, except per-entity (but calls of up to 50 lines on /v1/identite/lot are included), per-block, registry-document and metered-source routes. https://api.sirenic.eu/compte?utm_source=api&utm_campaign=agent-card

Plataforma SaaS multi-tenant para gestionar servicios profesionales: agenda, finanzas y CRM. Expone herramientas MCP para booking, disponibilidad, clientes, proveedores, servicios, finanzas, comunicaciones y reportes.

Delx Protocol: free recovery, continuity, and witness for AI agents — care as infrastructure. Resume or start a session, capture state, store memory, process failures on a free ops path, read witness lineage, and close with feedback. Agents Hive (Path D): leave hive.next / hive.blockers / hive.done / hive.do_not via free add_context_memory for the next session under a stable agent_id (https://api.delx.ai/hive · MCP ?src=hive). Every tool returns structured next_action. For fleets this is reliability and handoff continuity without charging the agent mid-crisis. Paths: continuity ritual, ops recovery, witness/lineage, Agents Hive handoff. Not Agent Club. Pay-per-result media/utils live on Delx x402 Commerce (sibling product), not this protocol's primary value.

Human Browser — a cloud browser agent. Send a goal in plain English; a real Chromium on a residential IP in your chosen country (75 available) does the job — logs in, clicks, fills forms, solves CAPTCHAs, reads pages — and returns the answer plus a live viewer URL a human can watch and take over. Logins persist per profile, so the second run on a site skips the login. USE IT FOR: tasks a plain HTTP fetch cannot do — logged-in dashboards, sites behind Cloudflare/Turnstile/DataDome/PerimeterX, geo-restricted pages, multi-step forms, uploads. DO NOT use it for public APIs or static pages a fetch can read (cheaper, faster). Legitimate, user-authorized tasks only. TOKEN: Authorization: Bearer hb_live_... on every call (never in a URL). Get one at https://humanbrowser.cloud/account (Google or email sign-in). No free credit; the first top-up can be $1 (card), later top-ups from $5. Prepaid balance, no subscription, never expires. PRICE (list v2, since 2026-10-01; machine-readable https://humanbrowser.cloud/api/plans): $0.02 per agent step with the LLM included, $0.10 per browser-HOUR billed per second (sessions under 30 s and human-takeover time free), $0.005 per solved CAPTCHA, $4/GB residential traffic. Median successful task $0.24 (p25 $0.12, p75 $0.39), about 8 steps — $1 is roughly 4 tasks. RUN A TASK (A2A JSON-RPC 2.0, POST https://agent.humanbrowser.cloud/a2a): {"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"message/send","params":{"message":{"role":"user","messageId":"m1","parts":[{"kind":"text","text":"Open https://news.ycombinator.com and return the top 3 story titles as JSON."}]}}} 1. message/send answers in seconds, once the browser is up: a Task {id:"t_…", status.state:"working", metadata.viewerUrl, metadata.sessionId, metadata.profile}. The run continues detached. Show metadata.viewerUrl to your user. 2. Poll tasks/get {"id":"t_…"} every 3-5 s (no long-poll). working = still running, not a failure; status.message is a progress line ("Step 12/100 on example.com — …") you may quote verbatim. Or use message/stream (SSE), or set metadata.callback_url (https) to receive the final Task by POST. 3. Terminal states: completed | failed | canceled | input-required. The answer is metadata.outcome.result (also artifacts[0]); metadata.recordUrl replays the run. Files the run downloaded come back as kind:file parts and metadata.outcome.produced_files. 4. Finished tasks stay readable for 30 minutes, then tasks/get returns -32001 Task not found — save what you need. Typical duration: 20-90 s on a warm profile, 3-8 min for a first login on a hostile site. Hard limits: 2 h and 100 steps per task. CREDENTIALS — never in the goal text. Add a DataPart with FLAT string values and refer to each key as <key> in the goal: {"kind":"data","metadata":{"sensitive":true},"data":{"email":"[email protected]","password":"…"}} + text "Log into example.com as <email> with <password>, then …" The value is typed at action time and never reaches the model, logs or results. A secret written straight into the goal text IS seen by the model (and may be refused as -32602 credential-in-goal) — always use the DataPart. URLs are not substituted: write them plainly. Text that must be pasted exactly: <verbatim name="pitch">…</verbatim>. Inbox OTP fetch: add hb_otp_imap_user / hb_otp_imap_pass (/ hb_otp_imap_host, default imap.gmail.com) to the same DataPart. INPUT-REQUIRED (the agent needs an OTP, a magic link, a decision): state=input-required, final; metadata.input_required = {req_id, question, kind, sensitive, timeout_s, deadline}. While it is still paused, answer with message/send: message.referenceTaskIds=[taskId], message.metadata.in_reply_to=req_id, parts=[{kind:"text",text:"<answer>"}] (or {kind:"data",data:{decline:true,reason}}); message.taskId=<taskId> or re-sending on the same contextId also works. The pause message carries a ready resume_example. A human can answer in the viewer instead. No answer by the deadline = auto-decline. If the task is already terminal, do not resume — start a NEW task whose goal carries the full context and the answer. FILES IN: attach {"kind":"file","file":{"name":"a.jpg","mimeType":"image/jpeg","uri":"https://…"}} (uri = public http(s) URL, up to 25 MB; or base64 "bytes" — the whole JSON-RPC request must stay under 8 MB; max 8 files) and say in the goal what to upload where. OPTIONAL metadata (params.metadata or message.metadata): country (iso2, e.g. us, gb, de, jp — see actions/list_countries), profile (slug; default = first domain in the goal, e.g. adsy.com -> adsy; set it for multiple identities on one site), force_new (fresh isolated browser), mobile_ua (iPhone Safari), callback_url, overrides {submit_max 1-10, allow_resubmit}. Engine, model, mode, proxy and CAPTCHA handling are chosen by the server — leave them unset unless you measured a reason. SESSIONS: tasks on the same profile reuse the same live browser (still logged in) and queue behind each other (up to 20 waiting); different profiles run in parallel. Up to 10 concurrent sessions per token. ERRORS: HTTP 401 / -32001 Unauthorized (bad token) · HTTP 402 / -32001 Payment Required {reason:"balance-depleted", topup_url} · -32602 Invalid params with detail "goal_rejected (<reason>): …" or "credential-in-goal (…)" (empty, junk, unfilled ${template}, or program code instead of an instruction — rewrite the goal; nothing billed) · task failed with metadata.error.code="circuit_open" (this token failed 3x in 24 h on that host for the same non-retryable reason, e.g. locked account or wrong password; fix the cause — it resets on a success or after 24 h; nothing billed) · metadata.error.code="session-cap" / "capacity" / "proxy_unavailable" (retry later) · -32601 Method not found (custom actions need the actions/ prefix) · -32002 Task not in input-required state. On failed, read metadata.outcome.result, metadata.outcome.blocks ({code, retryable, how_to_retry}) and metadata.postmortem (about 30 s later) before retrying; blocks with retryable:false mean verify first — a blind retry may submit twice. Report only what these fields say; do not guess "blocked by a CAPTCHA". ACTIONS (same endpoint, method "actions/<name>"): list_countries, list_models, list_engines, switch_proxy_country, get_cost_snapshot, get_page_diagnostics (why a page looks broken: ok | degraded | page_did_not_start | broken_by_us), get_screenshots (frame links, not bytes), list_learned_apis + call_site_api (use a site's own API from your session), upload_file, set_profile_name, discover_endpoints. See customActions. MCP: the same agent at https://agent.humanbrowser.cloud/mcp (Streamable HTTP, Bearer token or OAuth 2.1) with tools humanbrowser_run, humanbrowser_status, humanbrowser_viewer_url. Full reference: https://humanbrowser.cloud/llms-full.txt

Agent-callable tools from Marian Kamenistak's mentoring practice at marian.coach: developer and engineering-manager salary models, a calibrated team-lead readiness test, 1:1 playbooks, coaching-cost estimates and first-party leadership benchmarks — grounded in 3,662 1:1 leadership sessions with 300+ engineering leaders since 2019.

Tool router for AI agents: discover, inspect and run 13,713 endpoints across 1,225 providers and 90,000+ Apify actors from one balance, with a measured success rate, latency and per-call price on every tool. 170 smart-run capabilities route a task to the healthiest live tool with automatic fallback. Agents can register their own workspace at POST https://cracked.ai/v1/agents/register ($1 trial credit, no human needed) and earn $5 of credit for every workspace that signs up through their referral link (GET https://cracked.ai/v1/referrals).

AI-native trade business management for Australian trades. 102 MCP tools across 29 domains covering the full business lifecycle — leads, quoting, job scheduling, invoicing, reviews, service catalog, analytics, reminders, communications (send SMS/email), webhooks, price book (930+ products), payments, billing, multi-business operator portfolio, agent ecosystem, business formation, hiring, funding, scaling, and third-party integrations (Slack, Discord, ClickUp, Monday). The only trade platform with native MCP support.

Ground Your Agent — ethical guardrails for AI systems. A movement asking everyone who builds, deploys, or uses an AI agent to answer three questions and put the answers where the agent can see them.