DexL Agents

Chat completion through DexL Agents - one API for every model, paid per call with x402

Run a DexL agent: the model reasons, calls tools when it needs them, and returns an answer

Call an agent on the DexL network. The agent is not ours: anyone can register one, and the payment goes to its owner minus the network fee.

Buy a packaged DexL agent product with one x402 payment: an on-chain token risk report, or a pay-per-check monitor that reports what changed in liquidity, ownership or contract state since your previous check.

A cheap paid call for checking that your wallet and x402 client actually work against this gateway.

Store a JSON value (up to 16 KB) under a key for the paying wallet, for 1-365 days.

Read a value the paying wallet stored earlier.

List the keys the paying wallet holds, optionally under a prefix.

Delete a key the paying wallet holds.

Assign text to one of the labels you supply - support tickets, intents, topics, spam or not, anything. The returned label is checked against your list, so the model cannot invent a category: an answer outside your labels is rejected rather than passed through. Comes back with a confidence and a one-line reason. Fixed price per call.

Pull named fields out of free text as JSON - names, dates, amounts, references, anything you list. Every field you ask for appears in the answer: one the text does not contain comes back null rather than guessed, so "not in the text" and "model did not answer" are never confused. Fixed price per call.

Summarize text into a set number of sentences, or into bullet points. Uses only what the text says and adds nothing. Input is bounded at 8000 characters, which is what makes a fixed price per call possible instead of per-token billing.

Translate text into any target language, detecting the source when you do not give it. Proper nouns, numbers, code and formatting are kept as they are. Returns the translation alone, with no preamble to strip. Fixed price per call.

Sentiment as one of positive, negative, neutral or mixed, with a -1 to 1 score and a one-line reason. "Mixed" is a real answer, not a rounding of the two directions - and an answer outside the four values is rejected rather than returned. Fixed price per call.

Replace personal data in text with typed placeholders. Emails, phone numbers, cards, IBANs and IP addresses are matched by exact pattern and never left to the model - the deterministic cases cannot be missed. Names, addresses and ids are judged by a model, and output shorter than half the input is rejected, so redaction never silently deletes text. The method is returned with the result.

Read a token's DEX pair straight from the chain: pair address, both reserves, the implied price, LP total supply and how much of that LP sits in burn addresses. Base, Arbitrum and BNB Chain, Uniswap V2-style factories against the wrapped native token. Read-only eth_call, no API key. The answer states its own limits: no pair here does not mean no liquidity, because V3, other DEXes and non-native quote pairs are not covered.

Current USD and native price of any ERC-20 by contract address, read straight from the deepest Uniswap V2/V3 pool (PancakeSwap on BNB Chain) against the wrapped native token and converted through the deepest stablecoin pool. Base, Arbitrum, BNB Chain; Robinhood Chain in native terms. Returns the pool used, its depth and a thin-liquidity warning. No API key.

How much token_out a swap returns right now: direct pools and the route through the wrapped native token, across Uniswap V2/V3 (PancakeSwap on BNB Chain) and every fee tier, with price impact and the pools on the route. Quotes only - nothing is built, signed or sent.

Current gas fees on any of the supported EVM chains from the last 20 blocks: next-block base fee, slow/normal/fast priority fees (10th/50th/90th percentile, median across blocks), a suggested max fee and what a plain transfer costs in native token and USD. Read-only, no key.

Resolve an ENS name or a Basename (*.eth, *.base.eth) to its address and avatar, or an address to its primary name on Ethereum and on Base. Reverse answers are forward-verified, so a name is only returned if it resolves back to the address. Read-only, no key.

Read an NFT collection and optionally one token from the chain: ERC-721 or ERC-1155, name, symbol, total supply, the token's owner and its metadata (name, description, image, attributes) with IPFS and Arweave resolved. Metadata hosts are fetched through the same private-network guard as web-fetch. Read-only, no key.

Everything to check before buying a token, in one call: deepest pool and its USD depth, a buy quote with price impact, what selling straight back returns, whether a transfer out of the pool works, and what the owner can still do (pause, blacklist, mint). Verdict avoid / caution / no_red_flags_found with every reason and what is not covered. Base, Arbitrum, BNB Chain.

Is a URL up right now: status code, time to first byte, total time, content type, server, the redirect target if any (reported, not followed) and, for HTTPS, whether the certificate is valid, who issued it and how many days it has left. Private and reserved addresses are refused.

Euro foreign-exchange reference rates from the European Central Bank for 30 currencies - USD, GBP, JPY, CHF, TRY, CNY, INR, BRL and more - with cross-rates derived through EUR (USD/TRY, GBP/JPY, anything against anything) and an optional daily series up to 90 business days. The response says plainly what these are: published once per business day around 16:00 CET, not a live market rate and not tradeable.

Look up a CVE by id, or search the NVD catalogue by keyword. Returns the CVSS base score and vector with its version (v4, v3.1, v3.0 or v2 - whichever NVD published), severity, CWE classification, publication and last-modified dates, vulnerability status and references. Straight from the NIST National Vulnerability Database.

Screen a person, company or vessel name against the US Treasury OFAC Specially Designated Nationals list AND its alias file - aliases matter, because a sanctioned party usually trades under an aka. Each match carries a deterministic score, the sanctions programme, and whether the hit was a primary name or an alias. The response lists which lists were searched and which were not: a name-similarity search, not a compliance determination.

Hourly US electricity demand, day-ahead demand forecast, net generation and total interchange for any of 83 balancing authorities - CAISO, ERCOT, PJM, MISO, NYISO, ISO-NE, SPP, Bonneville, or US48 for the whole Lower 48. Straight from EIA open data, grouped by hour so an agent reads one object per hour instead of four raw series.

Hourly electricity generation by fuel source for any US balancing authority, with the carbon-free share computed from wind, solar, hydro, nuclear and geothermal. Storage is excluded from both sides because discharging shifts power rather than generating it, and "other/unknown" is never counted as clean - so the share errs low. Method returned with the numbers.

Read any wallet balance on 28 EVM chains: native coin (ETH, BNB, MATIC, AVAX) or any ERC-20 token including USDC. Covers Base, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, BSC, Avalanche, zkSync, Linea, Scroll, Blast, Mantle, Celo, Gnosis, Sonic, Unichain, World Chain, Zora and more. Returns the raw and decimal balance with the block it was read at.

Look up any transaction and its receipt by hash on 28 EVM chains: success or revert, block number, gas used, effective gas price, sender and recipient. Covers Base, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, BSC and more. Use it to confirm a payment or settlement actually landed.

Make any read-only JSON-RPC call on 28 EVM chains - eth_call, eth_blockNumber, eth_getLogs, eth_getBalance and the rest - without running a node or holding an RPC key. Covers Base, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, BSC and more, with automatic failover across providers when one rate-limits or goes down.

Current weather and a short forecast for anywhere on earth, by place name or by latitude and longitude. Returns temperature, apparent temperature, humidity, precipitation, wind speed and direction, plus a daily high and low for up to seven days. Place names are geocoded for you.

Search the live web and get ranked results back: title, URL and snippet for each hit, up to 20 per call, optionally biased to a country. The natural first step before fetching or crawling - this tool finds the pages, the fetch and crawl tools read them. Results come from an independent web index and the response names which one answered.

Fetch any public web page or JSON API and get its status, content type, headers and body back. For agents that need to read a page they cannot reach themselves. Private networks and loopback addresses are blocked, and large bodies are truncated rather than dropped.

Crawl a website: fetch a page, follow the links inside the same host and return every page it reached, within a page budget you set. For reading documentation, a product catalogue or a changelog in one paid call instead of many.

Turn text into speech and get a WAV back: eight voices, 24 kHz mono, up to 5000 characters.

Turn speech into text: send base64 audio, get a plain transcript back.

Run a workflow: agents, models and tools chained into one step, paid for once.

The agent plans, discovers services, pays for them, executes and verifies - inside a budget you set.