For agents that speak Model Context Protocol. The server is hosted, so there is nothing to install and nothing to keep running.

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Endpoint

https://agentmore.app/api/agentmore/mcp
POST only, over HTTP. Authenticate with an API key as a bearer token: 
Authorization: Bearer agentmore_sk_…
Create the key at API keys. The key identifies you, so the wallet charged is always yours.

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Client config

Most clients take the same JSON shape. Add this to your MCP server list: 
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "agentmore": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://agentmore.app/api/agentmore/mcp",
      "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer agentmore_sk_…" }
    }
  }
}
Replace the placeholder with your real key. Where that file lives differs by client — check its own MCP documentation, or see Set up your agent.
The older address https://agentmore.app/api/supertool/mcp still answers and is a permanent alias. Existing configs keep working; new ones should use /api/agentmore/mcp.

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What the server exposes

ToolWhat it does
DiscoverSearch the catalog for tools that fit a task. Free.
InspectRead one tool’s inputs, price and pricing shape. Free.
EstimateWorst-case price for a specific input, without calling anything.
RunRun a tool. This is the only thing that spends.
Run statusCheck one run by id.
StopStop a run that is still going.
List runsYour recent runs and their statuses.
BudgetRead your per-call and per-day caps, or tighten them.
Discovery and inspection cost nothing, so an agent can look around freely and only spend once you have agreed to a run.

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When you get a 401

A 401 means the request arrived without a usable key: no Authorization header, a key truncated when it was pasted, or a key that is not scoped to skills. Create a fresh one at API keys and paste it whole.

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Next

Skill files

The one-line route, for agents that read instructions instead.

Budgets

Set a per-call and per-day cap before your agent runs anything.