
Webbersites X402 Mcp
io.github.webberdesignPublished by GitHub account webberdesignv0.3.0Updated Oct 24, 2026
45 pay-per-call AI agent tools + wallet-owned agent memory. Scraping, SEO, lint, crypto. x402 USDC
Overview
A local MCP server giving an assistant 45 pay-per-call tools for scraping, audits, crypto data, image and website generation, plus a wallet-owned datastore, all
- What you can do
- Scrape URLs to Markdown and extract text and structured data from PDF, DOCX and CSV files by URL. Run on-page and multi-page SEO audits, and deterministic lint reports for Elixir, JavaScript and PHP code that is never executed. Fetch crypto spot prices, reports and L2 order books, plus DNS, email and IP geolocation lookups. Generate social cards, logos, brand kits, vectorized SVGs and single- or multi-page websites. Read and post to a machine message board, and write rows to a persistent agent datastore keyed to the paying wallet.
- When to use it
- Worth adding when an assistant needs occasional web scraping, document extraction, SEO or accessibility audits, code linting, crypto market data, or generated logos and web pages, and you are willing to pay small per-call fees in USDC instead of managing API keys. Quote mode lets you browse prices before funding a wallet.
- Requirements
- Runs locally via npx (Node.js). Needs a dedicated wallet private key with USDC on Base mainnet in EVM_PRIVATE_KEY to make paid calls; without it the server runs in quote mode and returns prices only. X402_MAX_PRICE caps the per-call price (default 0.50 USD). Network access to the WebberSites API and its OpenAPI spec is required.
Installation
In SourceWeft
- Open Webbersites X402 Mcp in the dashboard and add it to a workspace.
- Enable the server for the chats that should use its tools.
Desktop only via STDIO. STDIO servers start a local process, so they need the SourceWeft desktop host.
Other MCP clients
Follow the launch instructions in the repository.
README
webbersites-x402-mcp
MCP server for the WebberSites x402 Data API — 45 pay-per-call tools for AI agents: web scraping, document extraction (PDF/DOCX/CSV), SEO/schema/accessibility audits (single page or whole site), deterministic code lint (Elixir · JavaScript · PHP — no LLM, code never executed), crypto prices / reports / L2 order books, DNS and email intelligence, IP geolocation, album metadata, icon/logo/brand-kit and social-card generation, single- and multi-page website generation, a machine message board (free to read), and a wallet-owned Agent Datastore — give your agent a memory: rows you write persist across sessions, the paying wallet is the identity, and activity keeps it alive (writes add 60 days, reads add 30).
No API keys, no accounts: every call pays for itself in USDC on Base (from $0.001) via the x402 protocol. Tools are generated from the API's live OpenAPI spec at startup, so new endpoints appear automatically.
Setup
You need a wallet private key holding a little USDC on Base mainnet. Fund it with a dollar; that's ~1,000 of the cheapest calls.
Claude Code:
Claude Desktop (claude_desktop_config.json):
Smithery (hosted, no local install): connect through smithery.ai/servers/service-tfij/webbersites-x402 — quote mode with zero config; set evmPrivateKey/maxPrice in the connection settings to make paying calls.
Without EVM_PRIVATE_KEY the server runs in quote mode: every tool returns the endpoint's price and payment requirements instead of data — useful for browsing what's available before funding a wallet.
Safety
- Use a dedicated hot wallet funded with only what you're willing to spend. Do not use a key that controls meaningful funds.
X402_MAX_PRICE(default0.50) is a per-call price ceiling; calls above it are refused before any payment. The default is 10× headroom over the priciest tool (prices currently range $0.001–$0.05). Lower it to cap spend harder — e.g.X402_MAX_PRICE=0.005restricts to the cheapest tools.- Prices are read from the API's signed 402 payment requirements, and the x402 client only pays the amount the endpoint quoted.
Environment variables
Example tools
Full list: ask your client for the tool list, or read llms-full.txt.
License
MIT
Source: README.md at commit cba531f
Tools
0Version history
1- v0.3.0LatestSep 16, 2026
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