Governed agent execution: x402 payments, budgets, receipts, verification, and audit.
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x402-paid agent execution, governance, and financial control plane for autonomous agents.
Attestify OS is the open infrastructure and control-plane layer behind agentic.market. It gives agents and builders a single paid endpoint that handles routing, governance, execution, payments, memory, SLA enforcement, verification, and verifiable receipts — all in one orchestrated call.
For builders deploying agents at scale, Attestify also provides a financial control plane: issue per-tenant API keys, set USDC spend budgets, attach governance policies, and subscribe to flat-rate plans. Every subsequent run auto-enforces them — no per-call configuration required.
Live URL: https://attestify-os.vercel.app
Attestify is built around a router-first governance workflow:
/api/capabilities, /api/pricing, or /.well-known/x402.json to understand the stack.POST /api/routing-intel to get routing recommendations and cost estimates before spending.POST /api/run with optional agent preferences, budget constraints, and governance context.The goal is to be the default execution, governance, and financial control plane that agents call when work needs to be selected, paid for, executed, and proven.
POST /api/runThe recommended paid flow is:
POST /api/runpreferred_agent_id to nudge routingagent_id to force an explicit laneconstraints for budget ceiling, SLA, or cost priorityoptions for memory and verification behaviourroute, pricing, verification, settlement, receipt_url, budget_outcome, policy_applied, decision, evidence, sla_outcomePOST /api/loop remains available as a lower-level paid primitive, but POST /api/run is the recommended router-first entry point.
The fastest path from zero to a paid run with a verifiable receipt.
npm init -y
npm install @x402/fetch @x402/evm viem dotenv
.envcp examples/.env.example .env
# edit .env and set EVM_PRIVATE_KEY
Never commit a real private key.
Use a low-balance test wallet only. A single low-cost run is enough to see the full happy path.
node examples/pay-attestify.js
The script signs an x402 payment and POSTs to Attestify. It prints the response status, body, route metadata, and payment settlement details.
By default the example targets a cheap smoke-test task so you can see: