What is an AI agent API pack?
A free navigation card that groups existing governed APIs around one outcome. It helps an agent narrow the catalog before choosing a route.
36 free navigation packs · 996 governed APIs
Delx Commerce has 36 free navigation packs that group 996 governed pay-per-result APIs by job. A pack is not a bundle or subscription: inspect its JSON, choose one exact route, verify price, schema, and limits, then pay only for that delivered result.
Use these packs to reduce search space. The pack is free; its routes remain independently priced, independently contracted, and payable only when called.
Decision path
Start with one category and select the pack closest to the job your agent must complete.
Read the machine card for candidate routes, input examples, prices, and source attribution.
Check the exact route contract, current 402 challenge, schema, limits, and delivery terms before payment.
Call only the chosen route with its x-delx-source header, then verify the delivered result and receipt.
4 packs
Low-friction entry points and deterministic primitives for a first governed call.
Production free-data flagships for agents: attributed crypto headlines, clean page extract, ECB FX reference rates, and US NWS weather—rights-clean public sources, micro-USDC x402 prices, no mediagen or licensed search proxy.
Conversion pack for the routes external agents already paid for via CLI: DNS lookup, QR codes, ECB FX rates, and image generation—plus rights-clean siblings (US weather, hash, base64). Micro-USDC x402, no search license, no mediagen.
Rights-clean first-party text micro-utils at $0.001: rename identifiers, harvest URLs/emails, fuzzy-match strings, strip HTML/markdown, truncate, diff and sort lines—no search license, no mediagen, no external NLP bill.
Routes with real external conversion signal: image, DNS, QR, ECB FX, and page extract—start here when ranking Delx against other x402 catalogs.
8 packs
Readiness checks, identifiers, data shaping, and small utilities for production agent workflows.
A seven-check launch path for an API or MCP server: verify health, OpenAPI, MCP tool discovery and x402 payment metadata before giving an autonomous agent authority.
Find feeds, links, Open Graph, forms and distribution gaps that determine whether agents can discover and cite a site.
Use bounded, stateless transformations to move small CSV and JSON payloads between the formats agents already consume.
Keyless micro-transforms between bigger tool calls: JSON, tokens, IDs, timestamps, URLs, hash, regex, cron and HTTP codes at $0.001—pay only on success.
Pure-local text helpers at $0.001: title/sentence case, char counts, wrap, accents, punctuation strip, redact emails, and mask secrets—no NLP vendor key.
Mint URL-safe NanoIDs, time-sortable IDs, URL→slug, and host extraction at $0.001 for jobs, drafts, and cache keys—without shipping nanoid locally.
Lightweight stats at $0.001: mean, median, stdev, and percentile on numeric arrays—for p50/p95 style summaries without a stats stack.
Shape small payloads at $0.001: pretty/minify JSON, list keys, root type, CSV headers and row counts—stateless, first-party.
10 packs
Attributed research, website inspection, public knowledge, weather, geocoding, and reference rates.
Combine caller-supplied page extraction and website intelligence with attributed GDELT, Wikipedia and Wikidata results, then normalize citations. This is not general web search: it does not proxy licensed search engines, resell article bodies or claim exhaustive coverage.
Start with one bounded report, then drill into page content, links, contacts, docs, pricing and distribution signals.
Conversion pack for agents that need page text or a one-call website intelligence report at $0.01 each—rights-clean first-party fetch, not Tavily/Exa/OpenSerp web search.
A bounded news-research path that returns recent GDELT Project metadata and publisher links with explicit attribution, without reselling article bodies.
A bounded Web3 research path for attributed crypto headline metadata at $0.001, with no article-body resale, market quotes, prices, sentiment or trading advice.
A bounded English Wikipedia research path at $0.001 with page links, short snippets, license metadata and explicit limits—never a general web-search or article-body proxy.
A bounded Wikidata research path at $0.001 with stable IDs, labels, descriptions and source links under CC0; it is not geocoding, navigation, live company data, contact data or personal profiling.
A coordinate-first weather path for agents that need a bounded US forecast with source attribution, cache behavior and no arbitrary URL proxy.
A bounded address-to-coordinate path for agents that need a U.S. location primitive before scheduling, logistics or a later approved maps workflow.
A bounded FX path for agents that need daily ECB reference rates or cross-rates with source attribution, not order execution or trading advice.
3 packs
Bounded defensive signals for domains, HTTP surfaces, and sensitive text before an agent proceeds.
Assemble public DNS, registration, TLS, headers, security contact and crawl-policy signals before an agent browses or transacts.
A security-oriented path for public TLS, headers, security.txt, JWT decode and related trust signals before an agent trusts a host.
Scrub before you log or index: redact emails, mask mid-string secrets, normalize phones, and pull email domains at $0.001—first-party, no dataset retention.
4 packs
Preflight, compare, diagnose, and verify pay-per-result integrations without treating discovery as payment.
Trace the common gap between a healthy payable origin and a stale directory: challenge shape, payload size, catalog/OpenAPI/registry route parity and decision-grade copy. These checks prepare a safe recrawl request; they do not press a provider refresh button or promise indexing.
Walk a caller-supplied purchase artifact through payment preflight, response-header shape, settlement transaction shape, receipt, delivery hash, idempotency and retry safety. It validates evidence already held by the buyer; it never reconstructs a missing receipt or performs a payment.
Combine live Base gas context with deterministic budget, freshness, fee, USDC amount, recipient, payment-match and receipt checks before an autonomous buyer spends. The pack is read-only and validation-only: it never signs, broadcasts, approves or transfers assets.
Inspect a resource summary, protocol response, server contract, domain signals, price drift and delivery expectations before choosing a paid endpoint. This is deterministic technical diligence and does not provide human reviews or reputation, verified identity or a quality guarantee.
3 packs
Outcome paths for generated assets, PDFs, scans, and OCR with route-level contracts.
Pay only for delivered media: $0.01 FLUX image, $0.002 Kokoro TTS, $0.001 QR, $0.001 transform, or $0.03 4s video draft—x402 on Base, no API key.
A bounded local document-processing path for agents that need text or OCR from one supplied PDF, with no URL fetch or storage.
A single intent path for local English OCR across caller-supplied images and scanned PDFs, priced per delivered result with no paid vision dependency.
4 packs
Deterministic network, unit, trading-risk, and prediction-market math for agent decisions.
Resolve a supported EVM or Solana network from a name or chain ID before a later live-chain operation; this pack is static metadata only.
Local-first unit and gas math agents need before signing or quoting: gwei↔wei, ETH↔wei, USDC raw, bps, gas cost, CAIP-2, and confirmation ETAs—$0.001 each, no RPC.
Desk-ready local calc for crypto trade agents: PnL, fees, slippage, liquidation, Kelly, VWAP/TWAP, and position sizing—$0.001 x402, no exchange keys or market feed.
Odds ↔ probability, de-vig, binary EV/edge, Kelly, Brier, and multi-outcome normalize for prediction-market agents—$0.001 local math, no exchange websocket.
FAQ
A free navigation card that groups existing governed APIs around one outcome. It helps an agent narrow the catalog before choosing a route.
No. A pack is not a bundle, subscription, or purchase. Every route keeps its own price and contract, and payment happens only when that route is called.
Open the pack JSON, compare its routes and examples, inspect the selected route's current contract, and preserve the provided x-delx-source attribution header.
No. Each pack is a curated path for one job. The complete governed catalog remains available through the product index, discovery graph, portfolio, and OpenAPI document.
No. A pack proves only that the route belongs to the governed live catalog and matches the stated navigation path. Buyers must still verify fit, price, schema, policy, and delivery.