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dollar402-mcp-server
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MCP server for the $PATH protocol — AI agent tools for discovering, evaluating, and acquiring tokenised content via $402
Agent tools for the $PATH protocol.
An MCP server that enables AI agents to discover, evaluate, acquire, and serve tokenised content behind $ addresses. Implements the $402 spec — the HTTP layer of the $PATH protocol.
$PATH is a protocol that turns any URL path into a priced, tokenised market. Put a $ in front of a path segment and it becomes an economic object with a price curve, a supply count, holders who serve the content, and revenue that flows to participants.
$PATH protocol (the idea)
├── $402 spec (the HTTP response format)
├── $pathd (the daemon — any machine can run it)
├── dollar402-mcp-server (the agent tool) ← YOU ARE HERE
└── b0ase.com/exchange (the hosted marketplace)
| Component | What it is | Who uses it |
|---|---|---|
| $PATH | The protocol (idea, brand, system) | Everyone |
| $402 | The HTTP spec (402 response format) | Implementers |
| $pathd | The daemon (runs on any machine) | Node operators |
| dollar402-mcp-server | AI agent tools (this package) | AI agents |
| b0ase.com/exchange | Hosted marketplace (easy mode) | End users |
Learn more: b0ase.com/exchange
$PATH was designed with AI agents as first-class consumers. Agents don't have micropayment friction — they make cost-driven decisions. When an agent needs information behind a $address, it:
Over time, a well-configured agent becomes self-funding: the revenue from serving exceeds the cost of acquiring. This is not marketing — it's a mathematical property of sqrt_decay pricing.
| Tool | Description |
|---|---|
dollar402_discover | Probe a $address — get pricing, supply, revenue model, nested paths |
dollar402_evaluate | Budget check — should the agent buy? Returns ROI estimate |
dollar402_acquire | Pay and receive token + content. Agent becomes a serving node |
dollar402_serve | Serve content to a requester and earn revenue |
dollar402_wallet | View balance, tokens held, total spent/earned, net position |
dollar402_servable | List all content the agent can serve (tokens with serving rights) |
dollar402_economics | Deep dive into breakeven, ROI projections, and the math |
dollar402_batch_discover | Discover multiple $addresses at once (efficient exploration) |
dollar402_price_schedule | See how price decays with supply for a given endpoint |
dollar402_set_budget | Configure the agent's spending budget |
pnpm install
pnpm run build
pnpm start # stdio transport (default)
# or HTTP transport:
TRANSPORT=http PORT=3402 pnpm start
Add to your claude_desktop_config.json:
{
"mcpServers": {
"dollar402": {
"command": "node",
"args": ["/path/to/dollar402-mcp-server/dist/index.js"]
}
}
}
Then ask Claude:
"Discover what's available at $b0ase.com/$blog" "Is it worth buying this content?" "Show me the economics of $b0ase.com/$blog/$metaweb-economics" "Acquire the token for $b0ase.com/$blog/$metaweb-economics" "Show me my wallet" "What content can I serve?"
1. DISCOVER → Agent probes a $address, reads pricing terms
2. EVALUATE → Agent checks budget, estimates ROI
3. ACQUIRE → Agent pays, receives token + content
4. SERVE → Agent holds token, earns from future buyers
5. REPEAT → Agent reinvests earnings, grows portfolio
The agent's wallet tracks all tokens, spending, and earnings. Over time, a well-configured agent acquires content that earns more from serving than it cost to buy — making the agent self-funding.
The dollar402_economics tool provides detailed financial analysis:
> "Show me the economics of $b0ase.com/$premium/$guide"
## $402 Economics: $b0ase.com/$premium/$guide
### Current State
- Supply: 23 tokens issued
- Your Position: #24 (next buyer)
- Price to Acquire: 208 SAT
- Pricing Model: sqrt_decay
- Issuer Share: 50%
### Breakeven Analysis
- Buyers needed to break even: 12
- Supply at breakeven: 36
- Breakeven probability: High
### ROI Projections
| Supply Level | ROI |
|--------------|-----|
| 46 (2x current) | 67% |
| 230 (10x current) | 412% |
| 1000 (projected) | 1847% |
### Revenue Projection (at 1000 supply)
- Gross Revenue: 31,623 SAT
- Issuer Revenue: 15,812 SAT
- Network Revenue: 15,812 SAT
- Your Est. Share: ~31 SAT
Content behind $ path segments is $402-gated:
$b0ase.com → site-level token (cheap)
$b0ase.com/$blog → section token
$b0ase.com/$blog/$my-post → content token (the actual content)
Each $ segment is an independent market with its own price and token.
P/√n (default, recommended)Under square root decay pricing with proportional serving, every buyer except the last achieves positive ROI. This is a mathematical property of the curve, not a marketing claim. It's what makes $402 different from a simple paywall.
The vision: an AI agent that starts with a small balance and grows it by:
This is possible because sqrt_decay pricing mathematically guarantees positive returns for early buyers. The agent's job is to identify good opportunities early.
dollar402_servable to track performance.v0.2.0 — Enhanced Agent Tools
dollar402-mcp-server/
├── src/
│ ├── index.ts # MCP server + tool registration
│ ├── types.ts # $402 protocol types
│ ├── constants.ts # Protocol constants
│ ├── schemas/
│ │ └── inputs.ts # Zod input schemas
│ └── services/
│ ├── client.ts # HTTP client for $402 endpoints
│ ├── pricing.ts # Price calculation + economics engine
│ └── wallet.ts # Token portfolio + budget + serving
└── dist/ # Compiled JavaScript
| Component | Description | Link |
|---|---|---|
| $pathd | The daemon that serves $PATH content | pathd/ |
| $402 Spec | Full specification | docs/PATHD_SPEC.md |
| Exchange | Hosted marketplace | b0ase.com/exchange |
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