AgentCash can discover what endpoints are available on any compatible origin, along with their pricing and schemas.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://agentcash.dev/docs/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Search for a capability
When you don’t know which origin to use, start withsearch. It takes a natural-language query and returns ranked providers along with endpoint details and pricing.
Use AgentCash to search for an API that can send physical mail.Or from the CLI:
search when the task clearly maps to a registered origin — e.g., people research → stableenrich.dev, image generation → stablestudio.dev. In that case, go straight to discover below.
Discover endpoints on an origin
Ask your agent:Discover available endpoints on stableenrich.dev using AgentCash.Or use the CLI:
Known origins
AgentCash ships with a set of pre-indexed origins:| Origin | Description |
|---|---|
stableenrich.dev | Company and contact enrichment via Apollo, Exa, Serper, and more |
stablesocial.dev | Social media data (Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Reddit, Facebook) |
stablestudio.dev | Image and video generation |
stableupload.dev | File hosting |
stableemail.dev | Email sending |
Check a specific endpoint
To inspect a single endpoint’s pricing and schema without paying:Check the schema for POST https://stableenrich.dev/api/company/lookup using AgentCash.Or via CLI:
- Price: how much the call costs in USDC
- Methods: which HTTP methods are supported
- Input schema: expected request body format
- Output schema: response format
- Auth type: whether it uses x402, SIWX, or other auth
Discovery protocol
Servers advertise their endpoints as an OpenAPI document at/openapi.json. Each paid operation carries an x-payment-info block with price, currency, and accepted protocols (x402, mpp). AgentCash parses this to build the endpoint index.
If /openapi.json is missing, AgentCash falls back to /.well-known/x402 for older servers. Either path makes the server discoverable.
See server discovery if you’re building a server and want to be listed.