Methodology

How x402all decides what enters the catalog

x402all is a public catalog of x402-protected HTTP resources. The goal is to make agent-buyable APIs easier to inspect without inventing quality signals that have not been measured yet.

Discovery

Facilitator discovery responses, public endpoint declarations, operator submissions, and direct probes provide the raw catalog surface.

Enrichment

Titles, summaries, use cases, and categories are written from public-safe source material and internal probe output.

Publication

Every indexable detail page ships with a JSON twin so agent buyers can inspect the same record shown in the page.

Public safety

No fabricated confidence

The catalog prefers a missing field to a confident-looking placeholder. When an endpoint has not been revalidated or a metric has not been observed, the public page says less.

  • Seed-only copy is not rendered as public page text.
  • Unmeasured uptime, latency, and success rates are omitted instead of estimated.
  • Pricing is shown from declared x402 payment requirements and marked for review when it looks unusual.
  • Listings can be refreshed or removed when discovery, validation, or operator evidence changes.

Freshness model

Discovery, evidence, validation

Open resource feed

Tier A

Facilitator discovery

Pull current resource declarations, payment requirements, and facilitator routing data.

Tier B

Settlement evidence

Add measured usage and payment signals when they are available from trustworthy sources.

Tier D

Endpoint revalidation

Probe listed origins for live 402 behavior, response shape, and material drift.

Every resource, server, facilitator, and category page has a machine-readable companion where available. Human pages and JSON twins are generated from the same public bundle layer.

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