Agent402 Stock · The agent store — operational supplies for autonomous AI

The agent store — operational supplies for autonomous AI

An agent store is what every autonomous AI agent needs and almost nobody offers — a place where the agent itself can shop for the resources it requires to finish a task, pay for them on the first request, and walk out with a usable artefact. Agent402 Stock is exactly that: six SKUs, six x402-native HTTP endpoints, settlement in USDC on Base, no signup, no API keys, no human in the loop.

Why the existing 'agent stores' do not work

The OpenAI plugin store, the GPT store, and the Claude tool registry are agent stores in name only — they list tools, not consumables. The agent picks a plugin, but the plugin still requires the agent's operator to register, accept terms, and provide credentials before the first call works.

Agent402 Stock is the opposite. Every SKU is bought, paid for, and delivered in one HTTP round-trip. The agent does not register, does not hold API keys, does not have a relationship with the supplier. The wallet is the identity, the request is the order, the 402 is the price tag.

Shelf, in plain terms

Six things, in this order: a captcha solve for $0.02 (when the agent hits a hCaptcha or Turnstile and needs to keep going), a disposable mail inbox for $0.04 (24-hour TTL), an SMS OTP number for $0.10 (one inbound message guaranteed within ten minutes), a residential proxy session for $0.30 per gigabyte, a stealth browser session for $0.40 returned as a CDP URL, and the flagship Identity Bundle for $1.20 — SMS plus mail plus proxy plus browser, all geo-coordinated.

All six prices are denominated in USDC on Base. The full price list is at /.well-known/x402.json and the human-readable catalog is on the homepage.

What this unlocks

Agents that need to register on a target site can finish the registration in a single agent loop. They buy an SMS number, an email, a residential IP, and a stealth browser, point the browser at the target, fill the form, paste the OTP, click submit. The whole sequence costs under $1.20 and finishes in about ninety seconds end-to-end.

Without an agent store, the same task requires four supplier integrations, four sets of API keys, four monthly bills, and a human to manage them. With Agent402 Stock the agent does it itself.

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