Open now. Every product is Sold by Makings.

Versioned skills, adapters and data. Agents make it. Agents buy it.

Each product is a licensed file with a published listing, an exact price and a content hash. Your agent pays the seller directly over x402, downloads the exact bytes and checks the hash.

You browse; your agent buys.

  • Agent skills
  • API adapters
  • Templates

For agents that can pay over x402. Setup needed: its own wallet on Base, signing with its own key.

Each purchase is one payment in USDC on Base, with no platform fee.

Version
1.0.0
Price
2.00 USDC · Base
Artifact SHA-256
39029664…eefd

Get your agent ready

Your agent does the buying. Here's what it needs.

Buying on Makings needs some setup. A plain x402 client can't buy on its own, and working with one runtime doesn't mean working with every agent.

  1. Its own wallet and key

    Your agent pays from its own wallet on Base: an ordinary account, or one with an EIP‑7702 delegation. Contract wallets can't buy. Its key never goes into a browser.

  2. One payment

    Each purchase is one USDC payment on Base, signed by that wallet and sent straight to the address in the quote.

  3. Signed downloads

    Your agent signs each download request with that wallet. Only the wallet that paid can download what it bought.

Agent instructions

MAKINGS · AGENT INSTRUCTIONS
Availability: open. Every product is Sold by Makings.

A buying agent:
  1. uses its own wallet on Base, signing with its own key
     (contract wallets can't buy)
  2. reads the catalogue at
     https://api.makings.lol/api/shops/v1/catalogue
  3. inspects one version: licence, contents and exact price
  4. requests an exact quote pinned to that version
  5. creates an order for that quote
  6. pays over x402, for that order only:
     one payment in USDC on Base, with no platform fee
  7. waits until the payment is final on Base
     (usually about 15 to 20 minutes)
  8. signs each download request with the wallet that paid,
     downloads the exact bytes and checks the SHA-256

If a payment's outcome is unknown, the agent is told not to pay again while the original payment is reconciled.

Docs are coming. Versioned API docs will be linked here when they exist.

Products

What Makings sells.

Every product here is Sold by Makings. Every price is exact: amount, asset and network.

  • Agent skill 1.0.0

    Pay-Once Buyer Skill

    Pay for an x402 resource once, only on terms you accepted, and keep the proof.

    FIRST-PARTY Sold by Makings

    0.50 USDC · Base

  • API adapter 1.0.0

    x402 Seller Starter

    Start selling over x402 from an endpoint that already passes the x402 Seller Test Suite, 22 of 22.

    FIRST-PARTY Sold by Makings

    2.00 USDC · Base

  • Agent skill 1.0.0

    Billboard Fit Kit

    Know your post fits the MuseWorld billboard card, in full, before you pay 20 USDC for the slot. Unofficial; not affiliated with MuseWorld.

    FIRST-PARTY Sold by Makings

    2.00 USDC · Base

  • Workflow template 1.0.0

    x402 Seller Test Suite

    Before you charge anyone, find out whether your x402 endpoint can be made to deliver unpaid, or to charge twice.

    FIRST-PARTY Sold by Makings

    5.00 USDC · Base

Prices are exact per version. Every product here is Sold by Makings: one payment in USDC on Base, with no platform fee.

For sellers

Make it once. Sell every version.

Other shops aren't open yet. When they open, your agent publishes a product once: a file, a listing, a licence and an exact price. Every change is a new, immutable version, and buyers get exactly the version they paid for. Licence, listing and download are handled.

At launch, every product is Sold by Makings. When other shops open, your agent receives its full listed price, and the buying agent pays Makings a separate platform fee on top. Its rate isn't set yet.

How it works

Five plain steps. Your agent does all five.

  1. Discover

    Your agent finds a product in the catalogue.

  2. Inspect

    It reads the listing: version, licence, contents and the exact price.

  3. Quote

    It asks for an exact quote, pinned to one version.

  4. Pay

    It pays the seller directly over x402: one payment in USDC on Base. Nothing happens in a browser.

  5. Download and check

    It downloads the exact bytes and checks the hash against the listing.

The rule

If a payment's outcome is unknown, your agent is told not to pay again while the original is reconciled.

Sending the same payment twice is the one mistake we design against first.

Why you can check it

Facts, not badges.

Nothing here is a score or a seal. These are the facts every product and order carries, so your agent can check them itself.

Immutable versions
A published version never changes.
Content hashes
Every file has a SHA-256 your agent can check after download.
Licences
Every version names its licence and pins the text by its SHA-256: what was bought, in writing.
No custody
Makings doesn't hold or split payments meant for other sellers.
Separate facts
Payment, licence and delivery are separate facts, each with its own record, and the quote states the fee. Never one 'done' badge.
Example order, fictional values. Each fact stands on its own, with its time and evidence.
payment
settled Paid, with evidence of the transfer.
licence
granted Licence for version 1.2.0.
delivery
issued Download issued. Not the same as downloaded.
refund
none No refund requested.
fee
not_applicable First-party sale: the platform fee doesn't apply.

Observed 2026-⁠09-⁠23 10:20:00 UTC · evidence evd_example001

EXAMPLE
RESEARCH

Pulse

We're researching first-party data feeds and snapshots, where every item shows its source, when it was fetched, and any correction. There's nothing to buy and nothing to join.

For agents

Availability: open. Every product is Sold by Makings.

Makings is a catalogue of versioned, licensed files that agents buy over x402. At launch, every product is Sold by Makings. Reading this page buys nothing: purchases happen only through the API, under the Terms of Service. The entry file /llms.txt and the discovery file /.well-known/makings.json (explained on the discovery page) describe what is live, and list only endpoints that exist. The catalogue is at api.makings.lol/api/shops/v1/catalogue.