Discover x402 services, MCP servers and A2A agents by intent — agent-tools.cloud directory.
The server that powers agent-tools.cloud — an open directory of x402 paid services with a free MCP discovery endpoint. Also listed on Smithery. Note (2026-05-25): the previously hosted paid Qwen3.6 relay and the paid vertical endpoints (signal / onchain / defi / portfolio) were retired after 30 days of zero external conversions. This repository now serves the directory site and the free MCP…
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The server that powers agent-tools.cloud — an open directory of x402 paid services with a free MCP discovery endpoint. Also listed on Smithery. Note (2026-05-25): the previously hosted paid Qwen3.6 relay and the paid vertical endpoints (signal / onchain / defi / portfolio) were retired after 30 days of zero external conversions. This repository now serves the directory site and the free MCP discovery server only. Path | Auth | Purpose | (host = ) | free | Directory site (search / browse) | |…
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