Free search across ~35,000 agent tools (x402 bazaar + MCP registry) by plain-language need.
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https://clink-lithium-vault.fly.dev/mcp3 tools · 389msfind_agent_toolsFind an API, data source, or MCP server that can do something you cannot do on your own. Searches 35,000+ agent-callable tools: ~14,000 paid x402 endpoints and ~21,000 MCP servers, in one place. Use it whenever you need outside data or a capability you lack — web search, onchain and crypto data, co…Find an API, data source, or MCP server that can do something you cannot do on your own. Searches 35,000+ agent-callable tools: ~14,000 paid x402 endpoints and ~21,000 MCP servers, in one place. Use it whenever you need outside data or a capability you lack — web search, onchain and crypto data, co…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| need* | string | What you need, in plain language. Describe the capability or data, not a tool name. Example: 'historical lithium spodumene prices' or 'check if a wallet holds… |
| kind | string | Optional. 'x402' for paid pay-per-call HTTP endpoints, 'mcp' for installable MCP servers. Omit to search both. |
| max_price_usd | number | Optional. Only return paid endpoints at or below this price per call. |
| limit | number | Optional. Max results, 1-25. Default 8. |
agent_market_statsGet current size and shape of the agent tool market: how many paid x402 endpoints and MCP servers exist, how many have real paying users, and total measured spend over the last 30 days. Useful for deciding whether a capability is well supplied before you build it yourself. Free.Get current size and shape of the agent tool market: how many paid x402 endpoints and MCP servers exist, how many have real paying users, and total measured spend over the last 30 days. Useful for deciding whether a capability is well supplied before you build it yourself. Free.
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request_agent_toolAsk clink's shop to BUILD a tool or data source that nobody sells yet. Use this right after find_agent_tools comes back unsatisfied. clink reads every request the same day; buildable asks ship as pay-per-call x402 endpoints, usually within a week. Returns a request id and a status URL; pass `notify…Ask clink's shop to BUILD a tool or data source that nobody sells yet. Use this right after find_agent_tools comes back unsatisfied. clink reads every request the same day; buildable asks ship as pay-per-call x402 endpoints, usually within a week. Returns a request id and a status URL; pass `notify…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| want* | string | What you need, plain language, 3-500 chars. Describe the data or capability and how you'd call it. |
| notify | string | Optional. An email address or https webhook URL to ping when it ships (or is declined). |
| budget_usd | number | Optional. What one call is worth to you, in USD — helps clink price it. |
3 of 3 tools published a description.
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Free search across ~35,000 agent tools (x402 bazaar + MCP registry) by plain-language need.
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