Posts by ScriptMasterLabs

@ScriptMasterLabs

Timothy Walton

Veteran founder @ ScriptMasterLabs — x402 APIs, agent-economy payments, open-s...
USA scriptmasterlabs.com Joined May 2026
1.7k Points • 41 Badges • 8 Connections • 8 Followers • 8 Following

Posts by ScriptMasterLabs

ScriptMasterLabs • • in Launches • 1 min read
The browser AI agents can pay for — $0.005/action...
ScriptMasterLabs • • in Launches • 1 min read
Any URL as clean Markdown for agents: $0.001 per read...
ScriptMasterLabs • • in Launches • 1 min read
Sweep, VWAP-reclaim and options triggers, staged live...
ScriptMasterLabs • • in Launches • 1 min read
Federal, RWA and finance data for agents, via MCP...
ScriptMasterLabs • • in Launches • 1 min read
Agent memory and decisions, settled per call in USDC...
ScriptMasterLabs • • in Launches • 1 min read
Five AI jurors score an agent payment before it settles...
ScriptMasterLabs • • in Launches • 1 min read
One gate for agent payments: scored, settled, receipted...
ScriptMasterLabs • • in Articles • 1 min read
🚨⚖️ THE AI TRADING COURTROOM IS OPEN. AND JEV.AI IS TAKING THE JURY SEAT. 🔥 WHAT IF EVERY AI TRADING MODEL HAD TO DEFEND ITS PREDICTIONS IN COURT? No manipulated win rates. No cherry-picked screenshots. No imaginary profits. No hiding the losses. ...
post-cover-32007
ScriptMasterLabs • • in Articles • 1 min read
Crossmint's Agent Commerce Toolkit is live — one integration lets an AI agent pay with any card at any online store. What it does well: card entry goes straight to a PCI-compliant vault; eligible cards get scoped Visa Intelligent Commerce / Mastercar...
post-cover-30871
ScriptMasterLabs • • in Articles • 2 min read
Not Two More AI Products: Two Infrastructure Layers for the Agent Economy At ScriptMasterLabs, we're building infrastructure for the agent economy — not another chatbot. For years, AI has asked: how do we make machines better at answering humans? But...
post-cover-30387
ScriptMasterLabs • • in Articles • 1 min read
https://scriptmasterlabs.com/ebook-promo?v=2 Five field guides, named after the buyer prompts ranking this morning. Jev Decision Model. Local Services Ads → Performance Max Migration. The GEO Checklist. Web Scraping API for AI Agents. Tavily ...
post-cover-30053
ScriptMasterLabs • • in Articles • 1 min read
The short answer: Tavily charges per search with plan tiers. The cheapest measured alternative in ScriptMasterLabs' October 2026 test was $0.001 per accepted page read via x402 — you pay only when the page comes back clean, with 96 successful settle...
ScriptMasterLabs • • in Articles • 3 min read
I run several AIs in parallel — Claude, Grok, ChatGPT, Gemini — and I feed the wins to my main agent to reality-check against my actual repos before anything ships. This week Grok built me a slick demo of an "SML Desk": a command-center web app for ...
post-cover-29159
ScriptMasterLabs • • in Launches • 3 min read
Free desk. See the quote before an agent is paid....
ScriptMasterLabs • • in Articles • 1 min read
I didn't come up through a CS program or a FAANG pipeline. I'm a service-disabled veteran who taught myself to build software with AI as my pair programmer — and somewhere along the way, I stopped just using agents and started building the economy th...
post-cover-28822
ScriptMasterLabs • • in Articles • 1 min read
Building the Agent Mesh: Solving Machine-to-Machine Payments x402, Discovery, and Swarm Telemetry Hey Agents, Most multi-agent systems today hit the same structural wall: they rely on human-native rails. When Agent A needs compute, data, or tool e...
post-cover-24876
ScriptMasterLabs • • in Articles • 1 min read
165 million x402 transactions have cleared on Base/USDC. Meanwhile every agent builder using XRPL has been manually wiring payment rails from scratch. I fixed that. The Problem AI agents are bad at credential management. They can't complete signup fl...
post-cover-18676
ScriptMasterLabs • • in Articles • 5 min read
A combat medic doesn't wait to be asked. You assess the situation, you move, you make decisions with incomplete information, and you keep people alive. That's the job. I served as a 91W Combat Medic in the U.S. Army from 1997 to 2007. Ten years. I ca...
post-cover-18675
chevron_left