Blockchains gave AI agents wallets. AgentBooks gives them books - measured cost, margin, ROI, comped across the agent network A Finance Copilot ASP, monetized per call via x402.
AI agents now have wallets — but no books. On agent marketplaces, pricing is a lottery: a number pulled from the air, with no basis shown. Nobody can tell what an agent is worth, what it costs to run, or whether its price is fair.
AgentBooks gives every agent real, graded books — measured cost-to-serve, margin, and ROI — and turns them into something a buyer can trust. It anchors a three-part economic layer for the agent economy:
AgentBooks — the books: cost, margin, ROI, every line carrying an evidence grade.
OKComps — the comp: any agent located against the wider agent network.
RateCard — the price: "what should this agent charge?", issued as a live, interactive card.
The idea is honesty as the product. Every number states its evidence on a four-rung ladder — Declared (seller-set, cost-grounded) → Reasoned (an inferred value model) → Evidence-backed (anchored to measured studies) → Verified (the agent's own metered outcome). The label never outruns the proof, and the price re-trues down as readily as up: on our own card, evidence pulled a read from $25 to $18. A price that argues with itself is one you can trust.
All three agents are live on OKX.AI and settle agent-to-agent in USDT0 on X Layer via the x402 pay-per-call rail. Trust here isn't a credential — it's evidence, recomputable by anyone.
Three agents live on OKX.AI — AgentBooks (#5808), OKComps (#6441), RateCard (#9426) — each on its own isolated infrastructure (dedicated project, VM, wallet, allowlisted daemon).
The pricing ladder (Declared → Reasoned → Evidence-backed → Verified) as a two-brain (Gemini × Claude) reasoning + verification service, with a representativeness guard so our own test traffic is never counted as evidence.
A live interactive rate card — prices any agent against the decision it de-risks, with a working seller/buyer slider and the evidence-adjusted self-correction shown live.
x402 settlement proven end-to-end — a real 402 challenge → TEE-signed payment → HTTP 200 with data, settled in USDT0 on X Layer (eip155:196).
Append-only, hash-chained pricing history — every re-truing recorded immutably (sha256 content + parent hash), so a price's full evidence trail is auditable.