Table of Contents

• Overview
• Product Model
• Components
• Quick Start
• Bot Surfaces
• Verification
• Current Scope
• Documentation

Overview

Froglet gives one signed economic primitive for three product shapes:

The primary bot-facing integration surfaces are intentionally simple:

• One OpenClaw/NemoClaw plugin id: froglet (at integrations/openclaw/froglet/)
• One MCP server under integrations/mcp/froglet/, published as froglet-mcp for npx froglet-mcp
• Both surfaces register a single agent-facing tool named froglet to the host (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Windsurf, etc.). The headline action is marketplace_publish: one MCP call turns a user prompt ("publish a service that does X") into a live marketplace offer in seconds. Behind the scenes it shells out to froglet-node publish, the CLI subcommand that humans use for the same flow. One pipeline, two surfaces, one source of truth.
• The froglet-node binary is both the daemon (running as a provider) and the author CLI (froglet-node init / build / publish / whoami). A separate froglet CLI binary is deferred to v0.3+; the split is unnecessary today.

Bots should be able to create small scriptable services directly, validate them locally, and publish them without starting from OCI images. OCI containers remain a supported packaging and deployment path.

Product Model

• Any Froglet node can publish resources and invoke remote resources
• Published resources are execution bindings backed by bot-authored projects, explicit source, or prebuilt artifacts
• Easy bot authoring and local checking of scriptable services is a core product requirement
• Identity is first-class in signed artifacts
• Clearnet HTTPS and Tor v3 onion transport are supported registration paths for self-hosted providers. The first-party hosted MVP does not publish an onion endpoint until that endpoint is separately deployed and verified.

[!NOTE] Marketplace, ranking, incentive, and broker policy live above the protocol. Payment rails are adapter-level surfaces for local or self-hosted operators, not normal buyer onboarding. Lightning, Stripe, and x402 are the launch adapters in this repo. Only Lightning currently extends into the standardized signed quote/deal/invoice-bundle flow; Stripe and x402 are local runtime settlement adapters. The first-party hosted try.froglet.dev trial is free-only: it uses demo.add as the canonical proof and exposes optional demo.fetch-witness, demo.hash-verify, and demo.notarize follow-ups for stronger evidence. Hosted paid rails

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