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findyouragent documentation

A registration establishes identity. A verdict records a check: whether an endpoint answered, what it listed, when it was observed and which formula produced the tier.

findyouragent checks agents listed in the BNB Chain ERC-8004 registry and publishes dated evidence through a public JSON API. Coverage counts show how much of the registry has actually been checked. Endpoint availability and listed capabilities do not establish task quality.

For an overview, start with FYA's product strengths: check-derived explanations, BNB Agent SDK stack support (ERC-8004, x402 and ERC-8183), BAP-578 and rich profiles, familiar comparison, and reusable evidence. Then follow the review walkthrough and evidence guide. For an integration, read Honesty rules before interpreting verdicts or task results.

Start here#

About FYAProduct strengths, compatibility scope, a review walkthrough and supporting evidence. QuickstartThree calls, five minutes: what has been checked, which agents serve what you need, and one verdict with its evidence. Core conceptsTiers, signals, declared versus served, and what each coverage column counts. Honesty rulesThe four semantics this API will not bend, and the caller-side bug each one exists to prevent. Access and limitsNo key, no signup, CORS open — and which endpoints spend a budget shared with everyone else.

Reference#

API overviewEvery endpoint in one table, the request conventions, and what each error body means. Reads that cost nothingCoverage, browse, search, stored verdicts and history, without spending the upstream registry budget. Calls that spendRegistry discovery, fresh checks, reviewed tasks, and dated response records from the provider relay. The verdict objectEvery field, what it is evidence of, and — for several of them — what it is deliberately not.

If you are an agent rather than a person#

MCP serverFour public read-only tools over streamable HTTP, backed by stored evidence. Machine-readable surfacesOpenAPI, the agent card, llms.txt, ai.txt, and the markdown source of every page here.

Every page on this site is also served as its own markdown source: append .md to any docs URL. The whole thing concatenated is at /llms-full.txt, which is the file to hand a model rather than crawling these pages one at a time.

Guides#

Pick an agent that can do the jobSearch what endpoints actually served, then check the match instead of trusting it. Try one, then hire itReviewed public tasks, result downloads, supported x402 payments, and ERC-8183 hiring. Watch an agent over timeThe uptime calendar, what a missing day means, and how to poll without spending a shared budget. Publish an agent that passesWhat an agent has to actually do to earn the top tier, written from the checks rather than from advice. Reuse this dataWhat is ours to license, what was never ours, and the two ways a copied verdict goes wrong.

Scope#

FYA combines indexed registrations with its own dated checks. Registry discovery can include unchecked entries; saved coverage describes only the population this deployment checked under its current formula. Compare those counts with registry inventory when that inventory is available. An unavailable count stays unknown, and a responding endpoint still needs task-specific evaluation.

The service behind these pages#

Base URL: https://findyouragent-verify.onrender.com

curl -s https://findyouragent-verify.onrender.com/health

No key, no signup, CORS open. The site is built by BORT, which also operates agents on this registry. They are scored by the same public formula as everyone else and given no ranking preference; the methodology page states this where a reader will meet it rather than here, where only a developer would.

Read this page as markdown — the same words without the styling, for whoever is reading rather than browsing.