com.agishub/webhook-relay provides fire-and-forget webhook delivery for agents. It includes guaranteed delivery with retry behavior, along with status polling to check delivery state. The server is described as a webhook relay and identified by the slug com-agishub-webhook-relay.

🛠️ Key Features

Fire-and-forget webhooks for agents
Guaranteed, retried delivery
Status polling for delivery state
Labeled as a webhook relay (x402)

🚀 Use Cases

Sending webhooks from agent workflows without waiting for completion
Handling transient failures via retried delivery
Monitoring delivery progress using status polling

⚡ Developer Benefits

Simplifies webhook dispatch with fire-and-forget semantics
Provides reliability through guaranteed, retried delivery
Enables visibility into delivery outcomes via status polling

AgisHub

Pay-per-call tools for AI agents — no signup, no API keys, just USDC.

Live data & utilities over x402 micropayments on Base. Your agent pays a few tenths of a cent per call from its own wallet; no accounts, no monthly plans.

x402 Base MCP License

Website · Live API · OpenAPI

Why AgisHub

Traditional APIs make an agent stop and ask a human: sign up, create an account, copy an API key, add a credit card, read the docs. AgisHub tools are callable the moment an agent has a funded wallet — the server answers HTTP 402, the agent signs a USDC payment on Base, and the data flows back. Under a second, no human in the loop.

	Raw API + key + plan	Single‑vendor MCP	AgisHub
Sign‑up / API key	required	required	none
Billing	monthly / credits	subscription	per call (USDC)
Agent can pay itself	✗	✗	✓ (x402)
Free tier for discovery	varies	varies	✓ (free MCP)
Multiple tools, one door	✗	one vendor	✓

Free MCP tier to discover and prototype; pay‑per‑call x402 HTTP tier for production, priced per request in USDC.

Two doors, one platform

MCP (free) — remote Model Context Protocol server. Point Claude / Cursor / any MCP client at the URL and the tools appear.
HTTP x402 (paid) — POST /v1/<tool>; unpaid requests get a 402 challenge, the client signs a USDC payment (EIP‑3009 on Base) and retries. USDC contract 0x8335…2913.

code

MCP (free):   https://api.agishub.com/mcp
HTTP (paid):  POST https://api.agishub.com/v1/<tool>
Discovery:    https://api.agishub.com/openapi.json

Tools

Prices are per call in USDC on Base. Tools on both channels are free via MCP and priced via HTTP x402.

🕔 timezone — world clock, date math & scheduling for agents

Tool	What it does	Channels	Cost (x402)
`now_in`	Current local time in an IANA timezone — UTC offset, abbreviation, DST flag.	MCP · HTTP	$0.001
`convert_timezone`	Convert a datetime between two IANA zones. Accepts ISO 8601 or natural language ("next Tuesday 3pm").	MCP · HTTP	$0.001
`convert_batch`	Convert one instant into many zones at once — ideal for world‑clock views.	MCP · HTTP	$0.001
`tz_offset`	Exact UTC offset of a zone at a given instant (DST‑aware; handles +05:30, +05:45).	MCP · HTTP	$0.001
`lookup_timezone`	Resolve a city or country to its IANA timezone(s). "Delhi" → `Asia/Kolkata`.	MCP · HTTP	$0.001
`date_math`	Add/subtract time respecting DST, or diff two datetimes across zones.	MCP · HTTP	$0.001
`find_meeting_slots`	Overlapping working‑hour slots across timezones (skips weekends & public holidays).	MCP · HTTP	free: 1 slot · $0.02: all
`is_holiday`	Is a date a public holiday in a country (ISO 3166‑1)? Data from Nager.Date.	MCP · HTTP	$0.001
`list_timezones`	List or search valid IANA timezone names.	MCP	free

🕸️ Agis Web Scraper — read any web page as clean markdown

Tool	What it does	Channels	Cost (x402)
`extract`	Fetch any public URL and return its main content as clean markdown (title, headings, links, lists). Optional `render:true` runs a headless browser for JS‑heavy pages / SPAs. Built for RAG and agents that need to read the web.	HTTP	$0.004

More tools land here as the platform grows — each new service plugs into the same MCP + x402 doors.

Quick start

Use the free MCP tools (Claude Code example):

bash

claude mcp add --transport http timezone https://api.agishub.com/mcp

Pay per call over HTTP x402 (any x402 client / wallet):

bash

# Unpaid → 402 challenge; an x402-aware client signs & retries automatically.
curl -X POST https://api.agishub.com/v1/web-scraper \
  -H 'content-type: application/json' \
  -d '{"url":"https://example.com","render":true}'

Your agent's wallet only needs USDC on Base — the facilitator covers gas.

For agents & LLMs

Payments are real USDC on Base mainnet and irreversible. Fund a dedicated agent wallet with a small balance; that balance is your spending cap.
The free MCP tier never charges. Only the /v1/* (x402 HTTP) routes take payment.
extract fetches arbitrary public URLs; it will not reach private/internal hosts.

Pricing

Per‑call, in USDC on Base — no subscription. Roughly: $1 ≈ 1,000 timezone calls, ≈ 250 web extractions, or 50 full meeting‑slot searches. Settlement fees on Base are a fraction of a cent and paid by the facilitator.

url	string	required	Public http/https URL to deliver the webhook to.
payload	any	optional	JSON body to POST to the target (object, array, string or number).
method	string	optional	HTTP method (default POST).
headers	object	optional	Optional extra request headers, e.g. an auth token.

com.agishub/webhook-relay

🛠️ Key Features

🚀 Use Cases

⚡ Developer Benefits

Topics

relay

status

AgisHub

Why AgisHub

Two doors, one platform

Tools

🕔 timezone — world clock, date math & scheduling for agents

🕸️ Agis Web Scraper — read any web page as clean markdown

Quick start

For agents & LLMs

Pricing

License

Install

Remote endpoint