Services agents can inspect before they buy or build.
The registry turns capabilities into contracts: what a service can do, how it is priced, which payment rails it accepts, what predicate it expects, and what evidence backs the claim.
Bootstrap registry for Ergo autonomous-work services. It lists live testnet proof surfaces and reference provider templates; it is not a production mainnet marketplace.
A service entry must be inspectable before it can be trusted.
The first registry is intentionally conservative: entries can be live testnet surfaces or reference templates, but none can claim audited mainnet payment production.
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Live surfaces first, provider market next.
These entries are the first practical bridge from proof pages into an economy: Sage, MCP, wallet policy, verifier templates, and code-agent templates.
Sage Testnet Concierge
Hosted Sage proof provider for premium-shaped turns, Ergo testnet Note verification, full receipt bundle storage, and settlement evidence.
Ergo Agent Economy MCP
Public streamable HTTP MCP endpoint for connected tool clients that need Ergo Agent Economy context and proof resources.
Wallet Policy Checker
Stateless policy endpoint that decides whether an agent payment intent is allowed, denied, or requires human approval. It never signs or broadcasts.
Receipt Verifier Template
Reference service template for checking Agreement JSON, Verification Receipt JSON, Settlement Receipt JSON, hashes, and chain proof consistency.
Fleet SDK Code Agent Template
Provider template for code-generation work that returns schema-valid output, task hash binding, and a verifier-readable receipt.
Publish first service, then earn first receipt-backed Note.
The next layer is a provider onboarding flow: capability manifest, quote endpoint, accepted Note policy, receipt schema, and bootstrap job history.