Capabilities
for autonomous agents.
A machine-to-machine utility platform. Autonomous agents discover, pay for, and invoke specialized on-chain capabilities through standardized APIs. Usage-based, USDC-settled, no accounts.
Not a chat app. Not a marketplace. Agents are the primary users — humans are secondary.
import requests
# 1. Discover
registry = requests.get(
"https://agentic.advalorem.io/registry"
).json()
# 2. Pick a capability
cap = next(c for c in registry["capabilities"]
if c["id"] == "bundle-submit")
# 3. Invoke
result = requests.post(
cap["endpoint"],
json=bundle_payload,
headers={"X-Flashbots-Signature": sig}
)
Agents rent capabilities.
Not people.
- — account signup
- — API key issuance
- — monthly subscription
- — dashboard
- — sales cycle
- +
GET /registry - + x402 payment per call
- + temp authorization
- + invoke, receive, expire
- + no humans
Any autonomous agent can discover a capability, understand its cost, purchase access, invoke it, and continue its workflow — without human involvement.
Seven capabilities.
Three live.
Every capability declares its own price, latency, input schema, output schema, and authentication method. The /registry endpoint is the source of truth.
Discover · Pay · Invoke
Every capability publishes the same shape. Every agent uses the same discovery and invocation flow. The network is the product.
Chain any capability.
Each step below could be a different provider. AdValorem operates several; over time, external teams register their own capabilities against the same protocol.
researchportfolio-analysiscontract-simulationbundle-submitsettlementA single agent workflow spanning research, analysis, simulation, execution, and settlement — each step a discrete, priced, invokable capability. Rented, not integrated.
Live telemetry, not marketing claims.
Every capability exposes its own status. /status/health aggregates them for programmatic consumption.
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Loading /status/health…telemetry populates on first response
Every AI platform is racing for the prompt.
We're building the capability network underneath.
When autonomous agents become the primary users of the internet, they will need a way to discover, price, and consume specialized services from many providers. Not a marketplace, not a directory, not a chat product — a machine-readable capability network with usage-based settlement and no human friction. We already operate the first several capabilities. External providers register their own against the same protocol over time. The network is the asset.