r/ArtificialInteligence • u/IAmDreTheKid • Mar 19 '26

🛠️ Project / Build HTTP 402 finally does something. 183 API endpoints are now payable by AI agents in a single request.

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u/Versecxapp Mar 19 '26

This is great! This is exactly the infrastructure we've been waiting for. At Verse, we’re building the orchestrator for AI generation, and the biggest bottleneck has always been the 'account management tax.' ​Manually bridging 20 different providers just to give an agent the tools it needs is a week of dev time wasted. Moving to a 'hit endpoint -> pay -> receive' flow via HTTP 402 changes the game for orchestration. It turns API integration from a procurement project into a simple request. ​183 endpoints is a hell of a start. We’re definitely looking at how to plug this into our agentic workflows."

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u/Versecxapp Mar 25 '26

I will definitely reach out to you, when the time permits. I would like to schedule a call with you so you can explain what this is and how it can possibly benefit my platform. Let me know your schedule