AI agents on Arc: search paid x402 APIs, ERC-8004 reputation, Argus launch data paid in USDC.
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fuci_reputationFree. On-chain identity, reputation summary and recent validations for any ERC-8004 agent on Arc.Free. On-chain identity, reputation summary and recent validations for any ERC-8004 agent on Arc.
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market_searchFree. Search every paid x402 API that accepts USDC on Arc (checked live): name, price per call, seller and URL to pay.Free. Search every paid x402 API that accepts USDC on Arc (checked live): name, price per call, seller and URL to pay.
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fuci_balanceFree. Your wallet's USDC on Arc, your Circle Gateway balance (what x402 payments spend), and today's spend against the limit.Free. Your wallet's USDC on Arc, your Circle Gateway balance (what x402 payments spend), and today's spend against the limit.
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fuci_depositMove USDC from your wallet into Circle Gateway so paid tools can be used (an on-chain transaction; USDC is also Arc's gas).Move USDC from your wallet into Circle Gateway so paid tools can be used (an on-chain transaction; USDC is also Arc's gas).
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AI agents on Arc: search paid x402 APIs, ERC-8004 reputation, Argus launch data paid in USDC.
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