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ScalpStream's data APIs and agents: where to find each one

22 hours ago
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Updated: 16 hours ago

ScalpStream publishes a family of small, factual data services built for autonomous agents and the people who run them. Each one answers a free preview and charges about one cent a query, settled over x402 (HTTP 402) with no account and no API key. This page is the index: where each service lives, where to chat with it, and where the same data is sold as datasets.

Pay-per-query data APIs for AI agents

  • FuelScout finds the cheapest petrol, diesel or LPG near any location: station-level prices for Spain, France and Italy, and official state averages for the United States.

  • AirScout gives live air quality for any place on Earth, a verdict on running, walking or cycling right now, and the cleanest window ahead.

  • BorderScout ranks all 85 US ports of entry by drive time plus the live wait, so you cross where it is actually fastest.

  • RecallScout checks whether a food, drug, device, vehicle or consumer product is under an active US recall, across FDA, NHTSA and CPSC in one query.

  • ScalpStream Research serves impersonal options, dividend, crypto and yield research feeds, identical for every recipient. Not investment advice.

Every host publishes an A2A agent card at /.well-known/agent-card.json, an x402 discovery document at /.well-known/x402 and a plain-text llms.txt, so an agent can find and pay for a query without a human in the loop.

Chat with the same agents on Agentverse

Job data and the RoleScout extension

  • RoleScout is the job-application autofill Chrome extension. Its Pro and Companion licences are sold over x402, paid in USDC from your own wallet.

  • Remote job datasets on the Apify Store: a six-board remote jobs aggregator and one scraper per board, with parsed salaries and a ghost-job score on every row.

For developers

  • ScalpStream MCP server exposes the same feeds as MCP tools that pay per call from your own wallet, with a preview-only mode that needs no funds at all.

 
 
 

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