We've built a discovery layer for agents, and based on how agents are using it, what machine payments unlock are workflows. The UI will be the workflow, you're not constrained by SaaS token limits & monthly subs. Just your budget. Our initial strategy is akin to PageRank

Imagine if Google did not rank results. It just returned a massive A-Z "marketplace" of websites. That is where agent commerce is right now. Agents do not need more API directories. They need one ranked answer: which service should I call for this task? That is the missing layer. That is Nitrograph.

Exactly. The hard part isn’t just finding services, it’s getting from intent to a call that works. The problem to solve is a probabilistic agent vs a deterministic endpoint. The interesting moat might be the memory of what actually worked. Best example of problem:

Would love to chat with the Tempo team about enabling Gotcha Cards for MPP. The pain point is that on first call, agents often have to infer how to use an endpoint from ambiguous metadata. They end up learning the call pattern probabilistically. Example here:

Next step: told the agent (Human in the loop) to use Apollo and pulled the call card. This is the part people underestimate. Finding the service is only half the job. The agent still has to call it correctly: endpoint, method, payload, payment wrapper, request format. Here it made the first request wrong, checked the usage, fixed the call, and got a successful result. That is exactly why Nitrograph is moving from search → call cards → Gotchas. Agents are probabilistic. Endpoints are deterministic.

I live in my terminal all day running agents. So I don’t want to browse API directories. I want to tell my agent what I need and have it find the right service. Here I asked it: “Use Nitrograph to find the best lead gen services.” Nitrograph returned high-confidence x402/MPP services directly in the CLI.

Yep. Nitrograph enables your agent (claude, codex, etc) to search any headless transactable API endpoint on the internet. It's a search agent for agent commerce. I just used it to find a lead gen service that pulled your contact info in claude code. Just sent you an email!

The agent economy doesn't have a payments problem. It has a "the agent has no idea what it's doing" problem. $5.79 of real work. $17.77 of vibes. agentic commerce. MPP is slick though.

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