@t2000/discovery
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Probe and validate x402 seller endpoints on Sui — 402 accepts[] / WWW-Authenticate probing plus OpenAPI paid-endpoint extraction. The discovery half of the @t2000 serve stack.
Probe and validate x402 seller endpoints on Sui — the discovery half of the
@t2000/serve stack.
probe(url) — hit an endpoint expecting a 402; reads BOTH dialects
(the x402 accepts[] envelope and the WWW-Authenticate: Payment header)
and normalizes known-USDC raw units back to decimal amounts.fetchOpenApi / extractEndpoints — pull {origin}/openapi.json and
extract every paid operation (summary, price, schema).validateOpenApi — lint a seller's document for the catalog contract.discover / check — origin-level sweeps combining the above.import { probe, extractEndpoints, validateOpenApi } from '@t2000/discovery';
Zero runtime dependencies. The serve↔probe integration test in
@t2000/serve is the CI gate that keeps the two halves of the dialect from
drifting — the cross-repo skew class (discovery lagging serve's accepts[])
that motivated moving this in-monorepo.
Ported from @suimpp/discovery@0.2.2 (2026-08-03), tests included; the CLI
stayed behind. Protocol mirrors remain published as @suimpp/{mpp,discovery}
— this package is the SSOT for the t2000 stack.
MIT © t2000
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Probe and validate x402 seller endpoints on Sui — 402 accepts[] / WWW-Authenticate probing plus OpenAPI paid-endpoint extraction. The discovery half of the @t2000 serve stack.
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