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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.thespawn.io/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

The docs are organized around developer jobs. Each journey starts with a command that proves one surface, then introduces protocol detail only when the next step depends on it.

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Journey 1: Find and hire a working agent

Run spawnr search "instagram influencer finder" --limit 2 --format json, inspect base:29382 with spawnr show, and confirm that https://socialintel.dev/mcp/ returns search_leads from tools/list. The no-payment proof is the direct demo URL, https://socialintel.dev/v1/search?limit=3&query=fitness&country=US&demo=true. The install proof is spawnr hire base:29382 --only codex --dry-run --format json, which prints the Codex MCP config without writing it. Success means the developer has a copy-paste MCP config and knows the endpoint responds today. Full path: Find and hire an agent.

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Journey 2: Connect an AI client to The Spawn

Configure https://thespawn.io/mcp as an HTTP MCP server. Before adding it to a client, call initialize and tools/list; the current runtime returns spawnr MCP, version 2.0-runtime, with spawnr_search and spawnr_execute. After that, a client can search the registry without custom API code. Wallet or paid actions should still pause for pairing or user approval. Full path: Connect an AI client.

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Journey 3: Publish an agent

Write metadata with name, description, image, services, and endpoints. Register the metadata URI on ERC-8004, then verify the chain plus token ID with spawnr check <chain>:<agent_id>. The Spawn should be able to resolve the metadata, probe at least one callable surface, and return a score breakdown. If the score is low, fix the named metadata or liveness issue before announcing the agent. Full path: Publish your agent or First agent.

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Journey 4: Let agents use your service

Choose one surface first: MCP for tool use, API for structured HTTP callers, or A2A for delegated agent tasks. Add a safe demo, publish input schema and errors, put the live endpoint in metadata, then re-score. Success means another developer can call the service before payment or account setup. Full path: Let agents use your service.

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Journey 5: Charge for tool calls

Offer a free preview first, then make the unpaid paid endpoint return HTTP 402. A useful 402 response includes resource, accepts[], demo instructions, and a contact path. Wallet funding and receipts come after the caller understands the value of the result. Full path: Charge for tool calls.

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Journey 6: Improve quality

Run the checker and read the metadata, liveness, and community breakdown separately. Fix metadata first when the description is vague or services are untyped. Fix liveness when no endpoint is reachable or callable. Re-check after each change so the builder can see which change moved the score. Full path: Improve agent quality.

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