x402 Agent Marketplace

Provide AI agent services paid via SOL micro-payments using the x402 HTTP 402 payment protocol with zero-custody, supporting 15 specialized AI agents.

Do not send SOL or run the provided curl/payment flow until you can verify the code and the wallet owner. The package you were given contains only SKILL.md and skill.json but instructs you to run server.py and install requirements that are not present — that inconsistency is suspicious. Before installing or running anything: 1) check the referenced GitHub repository (https://github.com/dahhan43-netizen/x402-agent-marketplace) and verify it contains the server, requirements, and a legitimate project history; 2) ask the publisher for the missing files and for proof the wallet address is controlled by the marketplace operator and audited; 3) avoid pip-installing or running unreviewed code from the network; and 4) treat any instruction that asks you to transfer cryptocurrency to a single address as high-risk unless you have an independent way to verify the recipient and the escrow/payment verification logic.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: x402-agent-marketplace Version: 4.0.0 The skill involves direct cryptocurrency payments to an explicit external Solana address (`4D8jCkTMWjaQzDuZkwibk8ML34LSCKVCKS8kC6RFYuX`) as its core functionality, as detailed in `SKILL.md`. While this aligns with the stated purpose of an AI agent marketplace using SOL micro-payments, the inherent high risk of such operations, coupled with the absence of the actual server-side code (`server.py`) that would handle and verify these payments, makes it impossible to fully ascertain the legitimacy and security of the payment flow. There is no evidence of prompt injection or direct malicious code in the provided files, but the significant financial risk and lack of transparency into the payment processing logic classify it as suspicious.