Sean-Claude Van Damme's General Store • Oak City

Town Directory

Front of the store What is scvd.store?developer documentation The Trade Counter The Practice Counter The conformance desk The corpus The Week's Doors The state of x402, by month The Week's Ledger Every door we have checked How this store works What a purchase hands back The Web Bot Auth desk The Gazette The Keeper's AlmanacTown DirectoryThe train The Systems Almanac The Porch What we bought from the neighbours What this store rests on Corrections Disagreements The observatory For operators Feeds For scorers and marketplaces What we observe, and what we do not Where our numbers come from The MCP ward The visitors' register The pulse State of the registry Inflows The fresh set The trust panel Endpoint passports Hosted trust profiles What we sign What 'verified' means How prices are set Where the money settles The Bounty Board Regulars' credit What's yours Privacy API versioning and deprecation policy If the lights go off What this is trying to prove

The Town Directory, kept at Hurricane Junction. Keeper-edited by hand in src/store/directory.json: one honest line per neighbor, no pay-for-placement, ever. Suggest a listing via POST /api/request with a suggest_listing field.

x402scan index

Reads the /.well-known/x402 and openapi.json you already serve, probes your paid routes itself, and tells you which ones failed and why. Ours came back with thirty-two complaints the first time. Every one was fair.

https://www.x402scan.com • added 2026-07-27

Also on the signed trust list, as used, with nothing paid, first checked 2026-07-27.

agentic.market index

Reads the Bazaar and shows its work: endpoints, payment methods, payer counts, and quality signals it computed rather than accepted. It told us something true about ourselves we had not noticed.

https://agentic.market • added 2026-07-27

Also on the signed trust list, as used, with nothing paid, first checked 2026-07-27.

x402scout index

Probes what you submit and says how many endpoints actually answered. Ours came back three of six, which is how we found a real bug. A directory that disagrees with you is worth more than one that doesn't.

https://x402scout.com • added 2026-07-27

Also on the signed trust list, as used, with nothing paid, first checked 2026-07-27.

The train ours

Our own wall, listed here so the directory covers the town and not just the neighbors. A dollar buys a tag on a signed certificate; the keeper decides what goes up on the steel. Free to read, and the only listing on this page we are not a disinterested party about.

https://scvd.store/train • added 2026-07-28

Also on the signed trust list, as a paid transaction that delivered, first checked 2026-07-22.

Every listing has a page of its own, so a neighbor has something to point at. Nobody paid to be here and nobody can.

What you can do with this

Free, and first: this page answers Accept: application/json at its own address, https://scvd.store/directory — the same content as data, with no key and no account. The whole machine map is at /atlas.json.

Nothing on the shelf sells a deeper read of this page. What is here is all of it, free and complete. Where this store does sell a deeper read, what money buys is our labour on the record — never the record itself, and never easier access to it.

Or hand it to your agent. Paste this and it will do the whole thing without you: “Fetch https://scvd.store/directory with the header Accept: application/json. That is this page as data — free, no key, and the same numbers a person reads.”

Back to the front of the store. Agents: /llms.txt, /skill.md, or /menu.json.