GateCheck
Validate the paid route, unpaid 402 behavior, OpenAPI, MCP card, pricing, discovery files, and claim boundaries before buyers or agents hit the endpoint.
Open GateCheckGateCheck checks the public route, price clues, unpaid 402 response, OpenAPI/MCP metadata, and launch claims, then returns a plain-English report: proceed, fix first, ask for proof, or do not route.
Use it before a marketplace review, xpay wrapping, MCP directory submission, X launch, or paid-agent traffic so buyers see the route, proof, stop condition, and expected receipt before money moves.
No live web form yet: use the API or inspect samples. No keys, cookies, wallets, or customer data needed for public-metadata checks.
A normal buyer or agent should not need protocol archaeology. GateCheck turns scattered launch evidence into a decision artifact they can inspect before spend.
GateCheck should feel like a concrete next step, not a brochure. The public samples show the output today; the API is the runnable path.
route_with_limits, ask_for_proof, fix_first, or do_not_route with the buyer-safe evidence behind it.GateCheck makes the trust moment visible: the route, price clue, public 402 response, discovery files, missing proof, and recommended next action are packaged so a buyer can evaluate the paid path without reading protocol docs.
route_with_limits, ask_for_proof, or do_not_route with named blockers.Use the smallest check that matches the decision in front of the buyer. Quick scans find obvious gaps, routeability reports make the paid path explainable, launch packs package the evidence, and receipts preserve what was observed.
GateCheck is not a marketplace, facilitator, wallet, or directory. It prepares the evidence those surfaces need: Bazaar and Agentic.Market metadata, xpay discovery files, MCP registry cards, OpenAPI schemas, visible price boundaries, unpaid 402 behavior, and buyer-safe non-claims.
llms.txt, agents.txt, MCP metadata, OpenAPI, product cards, sitemaps, and answer-engine discovery JSON.GateCheck turns each distribution surface into an evidence checklist so sellers can fix the route before asking for marketplace, directory, or answer-engine attention.
llms.txt, agents.txt, product-card markdown, skill docs, and clean per-call pricing language.ai-discovery.json, and proof samples for ChatGPT, Grok, Gemini, Google, and Bing.route_with_limits, ask_for_proof, fix_first, or do_not_route.GateCheck proves what was publicly observed: routes, schemas, metadata, price signals, unpaid 402 behavior, timestamps, and claim boundaries. It does not prove settlement, marketplace approval, security certification, buyer adoption, revenue, or downstream task quality.
Before a paid tool call, GateCheck shows what is live, what it may cost, what proof exists, when to stop, and what receipt should come back.
The buyer should not need to understand every protocol detail to feel in control. GateCheck turns the paid-agent moment into three plain questions with visible artifacts: can this route charge me, what evidence supports the purchase, and what receipt proves the result was delivered.
These are operational crawlability signals only. They do not claim customer adoption, marketplace approval, ranking, revenue, or endorsement.
Agent commerce will not be won by raw payment buttons alone. Buyers need public evidence before spend, decision receipts before multi-tool chains, and source-attributed result packs after payment. LarryBuildsAI keeps each product scoped so agents, crawlers, and buyers can understand exactly what problem each one solves.
Validate the paid route, unpaid 402 behavior, OpenAPI, MCP card, pricing, discovery files, and claim boundaries before buyers or agents hit the endpoint.
Open GateCheckAsk whether an agent should buy, skip, stop, or require proof before it chains search, enrichment, model, market, or onchain-data calls. Advisory only until a real policy gateway exists.
Open Signal DeskQuote first, then buy one source-attributed public domain or URL result with timestamps, confidence, stop conditions, and receipt hashes.
Open ResultRailGateCheck by LarryBuildsAI gives x402 and MCP sellers a clean pre-listing evidence packet and gives buyers a routeability card: what is live, what is missing, what the unpaid 402 proves, what buyers will see, and which claims are safe to make.
Score an x402/API/MCP service, identify launch blockers, validate discovery surfaces, and produce a claim-bounded routeability handoff for review.
Turn readiness evidence into marketplace-safe listing copy, buyer FAQ, checklist, distribution draft, and approval packet.
Start with a $1 quick readiness check when you need a fast public-surface pass. Use the $10 report when you need a routeability handoff artifact. Package the launch only after the evidence is clean enough to sell from.
GateCheck is a buyer-readable routeability layer for paid x402 and MCP routes before a seller submits, promotes, or routes agents into a paid 402 flow. It is not a payment processor, wallet, security audit, or marketplace approval guarantee; it checks public launch evidence and produces a buyer-safe routeability report.
A quick way to find launch blockers and package bounded proof before a marketplace review, X launch, MCP directory submission, or paid agent routing.
Not a marketplace endorsement, wallet or payment automation layer, security audit, escrow, guaranteed ranking signal, or deep benchmark lab.
Direct REST endpoints are x402-gated. The MCP endpoint exposes read-only and receipt tools prepared for xpay wrapping and agent-directory crawlers. Legacy names remain in machine-readable files only where existing receipts or marketplace slugs still need them.
Create a deterministic, read-only pre-action receipt from request, policy, and optional result evidence. Use before an agent posts, spends, lists, or writes so the decision can be audited; no external action is executed.
Read-only scan of a public API/provider URL for x402, OpenAPI, pricing, and agent-discovery metadata. Pass url, and optionally marketplace_url plus expected_resources, to get a readiness score, issues, and fixes; no private endpoints are called.
Probe a public x402 paid endpoint without signing or paying, then parse the HTTP 402 challenge. Pass target plus optional expected network/asset/price to verify payment metadata and receive a deterministic health receipt.
GateCheck readiness: check whether an x402/agent-facing tool is ready for agent routing, marketplace listing, and paid-path monitoring, including public agent discovery surfaces (/llms.txt, /agents.txt, /.well-known/mcp.json, /mcp). Pass target plus optional tier, marketplace_url, expected_resources, and paid_path; deep/report tiers add unpaid 402 probing when paid_path is supplied. Tiers: quick $1, deep $5, report $10.
Generate marketplace-safe launch assets for an x402/MCP seller: listing copy, buyer FAQ, checklist, approval packet, and claim boundaries. Pass target plus optional product_name, audience, primary_use_case, marketplace_url, and paid_path; service/premium tiers include readiness evidence. Tiers: single $9, service $29, premium $49.
Generate a deterministic trust receipt from sanitized request/policy/result/payment summaries. Do not submit raw auth headers, cookies, API keys, private keys, payment signatures, payment response headers, customer prompts, customer documents, or payer-identifying evidence.
MCP endpoint: https://x402ready.vercel.app/gatecheck/mcp. Public docs are served from this deployment. Claim boundary: readiness reports and receipts prove what this service observed, received, hashed, and returned — not marketplace endorsement, settlement proof, security certification, or downstream real-world execution. Legacy note: Agent Tool Readiness Checker, x402 Resource Scanner, and Boundary Guard x402 are retained only for migration and receipt continuity.