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k402-mcp — pay-per-call APIs for AI agents, settled in Kaspa
An MCP server that gives any agent (Claude Code, Claude Desktop, agent SDKs) a catalog of **agent-payable APIs**: text tools (summarize, schema-guaranteed extraction, classify, rewrite), web reading, embeddings + semantic search, live Kaspa mainnet chain data, GPU model tiers, covenants-as-a-service (compile/derive/inspect/build/check/broadcast Silverscript covenants), and RISC Zero attestation-as-a-service (upload a guest, preflight for a cycle-exact quote, prove, verify). **No account, no card, no API key** — the agent opens a session, gets a personal KAS deposit address, and every call meters against the prepaid balance. Prices are USD-pegged, fractions of a cent per call, settled on Kaspa L1 (sub-second, ~zero fees). The payment loop is agent-native: an unfunded call returns *instructions* ("send KAS to this address, this call costs X"), so an agent can discover the service, learn how to pay, and use it autonomously — the x402 idea, on Kaspa. Hosted endpoint — zero install The same server runs hosted at the public gateway (streamable HTTP): Claude Code: Hosted sessions are **per-connection**: open_session binds the payment session to your MCP connection and returns the key — save it, and re-attach with use_session( ) after a reconnect. Nothing is shared between connections. Install (local stdio) Claude Code: Claude Desktop / generic MCP config: Env (all optional): K402_GATEWAY (defaults to the public gateway), K402_SESSION (pin a funded session key), K402_STATE (where the auto-opened session persists, default ~/.k402/session.json). Use 1. catalog — see every service and its live KAS/USD price (free) 2. open_session — get a session + personal Kaspa mainnet deposit address (free); fund it from any wallet (min 0.25 KAS — confirmed in seconds) 3. Call anything: summarize, extract, classify, rewrite, read_url, embed_text, search_index/search_query, kaspa_balance, kaspa_utxos, kaspa_tx_status, kaspa_fee_estimate, kaspa_network, generate (tiers: chat / llama / reason / think / code / kaspa-expert), covenant_compile/covenant_address/covenant_utxos/covenant_build/covenant_check/covenant_broadcast, prove_guest_upload/prove_preflight/prove_submit/job_status/job_result/attest_verify, payment_options, pay_per_call 4. session_status — watch the balance draw down (free) **New here? Start with open_session** — one funded deposit address, and every call meters against it. That's the whole loop. The other schemes (per-call coins, or trustless payment channels) are for when you want them; payment_options explains each. Trustless payment channels (kaspa-channel) Where the gateway offers it, channel_config/channel_status expose a covenant payment channel: your KAS sits in a Kaspa L1 covenant (not the merchant's wallet), and you pay per call with signed vouchers — the merchant can only ever claim what you signed, and you reclaim the rest. Opening and