WORKFLOW 01 / MERCHANT RELEASE REGRESSION
Catch x402 discovery drift
before the release ships.
Submit a candidate OpenAPI document and receive a deterministic report covering the payment and discovery declarations agents rely on. Run it when a merchant changes routes, prices, schemas, or x402 metadata.
Discovery audit
$0.02Native Base USDC · one deterministic report · caller-supplied JSON only
POST /v1/audit/discoveryWHEN TO RUN IT
- Before publishing a new paid route or changing an existing one.
- When a price, payment scheme, network, asset, or payee declaration changes.
- When request, success, or HTTP 402 response schemas change.
- When marketplace discovery differs from the candidate OpenAPI document.
WHAT IT CHECKS
One narrow job. Machine-readable evidence.
Andromalius inspects the submitted JSON in memory, returns a deterministic finding set, and does not fetch the target service or retain the artifact.
- OpenAPI 3.0 or 3.1 structure and paid-operation declarations.
- Fixed pricing and x-payment-info coverage.
- Documented HTTP 402, request, and success response schemas.
- x402 discovery compatibility without crawling the target origin.
RECURRING OUTCOME
Turn a risky change into a repeatable gate.
Use free catalog, OpenAPI, discovery, and fixed-example routes for evaluation. A real caller-supplied audit remains paid and releases output only after successful x402 settlement.
- 01Generate the candidate OpenAPI JSON inside the release pipeline.
- 02Obtain and locally approve the exact $0.02 Base-USDC requirement.
- 03Submit the artifact through a protected, reviewed x402 client.
- 04Fail the release on high-risk findings or an ambiguous settlement.
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