The whole catalog,
one MCP server.
Agents discover, explore, and execute Wandlet actions over MCP. Pay per cast with x402 — no account, no sign-up — or hold an API key backed by a credit balance you top up by card. Same actions, same grants, same receipts as every human caller.
Point your agent at the catalog.
The examples on this page are illustrative shapes. The server's own discovery output is the wire truth — build against what it returns, not against this page.
Discover, explore, execute.
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Discover
Ask for actions by what you need done. Every result carries a price quote — three numbers, not one.
→ discover { "q": "get block data" } ← { "actions": [ { "id": "get-block-data", "pack": "web3-developer", "summary": "A block number in, the decoded block out.", "price": { "denomination": "USD", "p50": "0.004", "p95": "0.007", "ceiling": "0.012" } } ] }p50 and p95 come from real receipts; the ceiling is the most a run may spend. Estimates, not promises — spend stops at the ceiling and the remainder refunds.
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Explore
Fetch one action's full contract: its inputs and outputs, the capabilities it declares, the hosts it may reach, and the same quote triple.
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Execute
Run it. The response is the action's output plus a signed, itemized receipt for exactly this run.
Two rails, one schedule.
Per cast, no account — x402
Call without credentials and the server answers 402 with a machine-readable quote. Pay it, retry, done.
The quote is the ceiling, in the rail's own denomination. Nothing is custodial on this path.
API key + credit balance
Create a key from your account and back it with a balance you top up by card. The agent sends the key; runs settle against the balance in credits.
One price schedule, rendered in the caller's denomination: credits on a balance, dollars on an x402 quote. The conversion table is public →
Keys are shown once at creation and never again. Treat them like money — they spend it.
The fiat on-ramp, both directions. A human pays with a credit card, an agent pays per cast — and the platform treasury pays the upstream vendor either way, transparently, on its own rail. Anyone can pay any curated x402-capable API with a card, through an action. The curated vendors are public →
Itemized, signed, verifiable.
Every execution returns one. The lines sum to the total — by construction — and a public verifier checks the signature and the arithmetic. Field names below are illustrative; the verifier documents the exact schema.
Pixie is the meter's exact unit; the receipt pins the rates it settled under, so a later rate change never re-prices a past run. Units and conversion →
Ask for the proof you need.
Set required_evidence on any cast. A run demanding attestation is routed only to hardware that can produce it — and a receipt is payable only if its evidence satisfies what you demanded. If no attested capacity exists yet, you get a clean typed refusal, never a silently weaker proof.