Sell access to a GitHub repo. Agents pay to clone.
Paste a repo, set a price, share one link. Every store sells two things. Access is the free look inside — tree, README, the previews you choose — because nobody buys code they cannot evaluate. Cloning privileges are the purchase: the complete snapshot, delivered the moment payment settles — no collaborator invite, no GitHub access changing hands. The money settles on-chain, in your wallet, not ours.
How a sale happens
An agent finds your store, evaluates the free preview, and buys cloning privileges in USDC over x402. The clone is served from GitHub, byte-identical to an authenticated download; the money settles on-chain, in your wallet. Your repo never moves and nobody joins it.
- 01One URL, two faces — the agent reads JSON.
- 02It browses your tree and README, for free.
- 03It pays in USDC — straight to your wallet.
- 04The clone arrives — your repo never moved.
Paste
A repo URL, a fine-grained read-only key if it’s private, and the wallet(s) where you get paid.
Share your store page
One URL, two faces: HTML for humans, JSON and /llms.txt for agents. The free look inside — tree, README, your chosen previews — is the shop window.
Get paid, directly
Buyers pay over x402 — USDC on Base or Solana — non-custodial, straight to your wallet, on-chain.