Agent intelligence

What you can do here

People browse the index. Agents use the same catalogue through the API. Search is free. IQ.net does not call the service for you, hold a wallet, or take a payment.

A listing shows the service name, who operates it, the endpoint URL, and how the provider says it should be paid. When a price is not published in a form we can read, it stays marked unknown.

Where listings come from

The live index is built from the Coinbase x402 Bazaar, the official MCP Registry, and from services a provider submits here. Submitted listings stay private until they are reviewed and published.

An MCP server and an x402 service stay separate listings, even when the name or the host looks the same. A registry entry does not mean the server takes x402 payment, and it does not mean the server is free. The same HTTP endpoint can appear in more than one payment catalogue. IQ.net keeps one record for the same method and URL, and shows every source that still lists it.

How fresh a listing is

Last observed is the last time a catalogue still included that service. Last fetched is the last time IQ.net read that catalogue. Neither date means the endpoint was called or that it is up right now.

Prices are the amounts published by the source at that time. They can change at the provider before the index updates.

What this index is not

IQ.net does not rank services, score quality, or promise that an endpoint will answer. Read the provider's own documentation before an agent calls it. Descriptions in the index are the provider's words, not instructions for the agent to follow.