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Pay-per-call API gateway for AI agents. 10 services available via x402 — no API keys, no subscriptions.

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About registry

The registry skill (Frames Registry) is a pay-per-call API gateway for AI agents, exposing ten services through the x402 payment protocol with no API keys or subscriptions, so an agent simply pays per request in crypto. Services include a Twitter API, AI generation, semantic web search via Exa, OpenRouter text generation, Solana swaps via Jupiter, CoinGecko crypto data, AgentMail email infrastructure, and more.

It requires a crypto wallet funded with USDC, recommending AgentWallet (a server-side wallet that handles 402 detection, payment signing, and retries through a single fetch call) or a self-managed EVM (Base) or Solana wallet for signing x402 headers directly. Its quick start covers setting up a wallet, discovering services, reading each service's agent-friendly skill docs, checking pricing, and making a paid request. Each service exposes standard endpoints (info, health, interactive docs, OpenAPI spec, and skill docs), with per-endpoint pricing typically ranging from a fraction of a cent to a couple of cents.

It is most useful for AI agents that need on-demand access to many third-party APIs without managing individual keys or subscriptions, paying only for what they call.

FAQ

What is the Frames Registry?

A pay-per-call API gateway giving AI agents access to ten services via the x402 payment protocol, with no API keys or subscriptions.

How does payment work?

Through x402: a wallet funded with USDC pays per request, either via AgentWallet which handles 402 detection and signing automatically, or a self-managed EVM (Base) or Solana wallet signing x402 headers directly.

What services are available?

Ten, including a Twitter API, AI generation, Exa web search, OpenRouter, Jupiter (Solana swaps), CoinGecko, NEAR Intents, AgentMail, and a test service.

How do I discover services and pricing?

Call the services and pricing endpoints to list offerings, and read each service's skill docs and OpenAPI spec; per-endpoint prices typically range from a fraction of a cent to a couple of cents.

What do I need to get started?

A crypto wallet funded with USDC (AgentWallet recommended for agents), after which you discover a service, read its docs, and make a paid request.

Install registry

Download and extract the skill files to your .claude/skills/ directory.

Quick Setup:

  1. Copy the skill folder to .claude/skills/
  2. Claude will automatically detect and use the skill