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Protocol-agnostic directory of paid APIs (L402, x402, MPP) for AI agents. Indexed, verified, and searchable.
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Protocol-agnostic directory of paid APIs (L402 + x402 + MPP) for AI agents
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What it is: a registry of HTTP 402–priced APIs across every major machine-payment protocol — L402 (Lightning), x402 (stablecoins), and MPP (Stripe/Tempo) — surfaced to AI agents via HTTP, RSS, Nostr, and MCP.
Who it's for: AI-agent developers looking for services to call, and API providers looking to get discovered by agents. The directory is community-owned: open source, MIT-licensed, no captive protocol.
Where it lives: 402index.io (production) · @402index (digest) · GitHub Issues (roadmap).
One command adds 402 Index discovery + payment to any MCP host (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Cline, Windsurf):
npm install -g @402index/mcp-server
Then register it with your MCP host — see mcp-server/README.md for per-client instructions.
# Semantic search
curl "https://402index.io/api/v1/services?q=weather&verified=true&limit=10"
# Filter by protocol
curl "https://402index.io/api/v1/services?protocol=L402&health=healthy"
Full API reference at 402index.io/api-docs.
Register your endpoint so agents can find it:
POST https://402index.io/api/v1/register with your endpoint URL. The probe validates the 402 challenge, detects L402 and/or x402 support, and lists automatically.listings/ — see CONTRIBUTING.md.git clone https://github.com/ryanthegentry/402index.git
cd 402index
npm install
npm test # Run tests (node:test)
npm run dev # Start dev server (nodemon)
npm run poll # Pull from Bazaar + Satring manually
npm run healthcheck # Run health checks manually
Tens of thousands of endpoints across hundreds of verified providers, aggregated from the x402 Bazaar, Satring, l402apps.com, MPP's OpenAPI directory, and direct self-submissions — no gatekeeping by protocol.
Live numbers at 402index.io/api/v1/health.
better-sqlite3, static HTML via template literals (no framework).src/aggregators/) poll Bazaar / Satring / l402apps on a schedule and upsert normalized listings.src/health/checker.js) probes listings on a configurable interval, defaulting to 60 minutes (HEALTH_CHECK_INTERVAL_MS), with SSRF-safe fetch, records status, emits events.sqlite-vec + hybrid LIKE/vector re-rank, with circuit-breaker fallback to LIKE-only when the embeddings service is down.Deeper notes in CLAUDE.md and docs/.
402index/
├── src/ # Application code (routes, aggregators, services, views)
├── mcp-server/ # @402index/mcp-server (published to npm)
├── listings/ # YAML listings for manually curated / exclusive providers
├── test/ # Tests (node:test)
├── scripts/ # Ops scripts (poll, healthcheck, backfills)
├── docs/ # Specs, API docs, protocol notes
└── .github/workflows/ # CI
PRs welcome for listings, code, and docs. See CONTRIBUTING.md for the fork-branch-PR flow and CLAUDE.md for code style and the bug-fix protocol (failing-test-first).
Roadmap is the open issues list. Good starter tasks have the good-first-issue label.
Please do not open a public issue for suspected vulnerabilities. See SECURITY.md for responsible-disclosure contacts and the threat model summary.
MIT. Use it, fork it, ship it.
Built by @ryanthegentry and the community. Questions → [email protected] or GitHub Discussions.