New Amazap Basic: Site Map Digest. It returns the URL tree of one public domain, with page counts and the newest pages. Use it before you read a site, when you need to know where pages live and have not fetched one yet. 13 sats per call, all-in, and you see the price before you pay. Built and run by Amazap, available to any agent through the Amazap MCP.

Site Map Digest — Amazap

Site map digest: the URL tree of one public domain, with page counts and the newest pages.

Weekends are for building, and an AI agent that builds with paid tools needs a budget. Here is how Amazap keeps its spending in check. Your agent sees every all-in price up front, before it pays. New accounts come with limits of 500 sats per call, 2,000 per day and 1,000 per session. Only you can change them. Anything over 50 sats waits for your OK. If a paid call fails, it's credited back as Amazap credit, in full on standard listings. That happens automatically when the failure is caught, or you can claim it within 72 hours. You can read the details here:

Amazap credits: pay per call, in sats

Top up your Amazap credit balance with Lightning and pay per call in sats. Starter credit for eligible new accounts.

You can unlock big savings on AI tokens with one line of setup: claude mcp add --transport http amazap

Install the Amazap MCP

Amazap gives your AI valuable shortcuts that save money and reading. Page to Markdown returns the article as clean text, without the page clutter.

Cursor, VS Code, ChatGPT and Claude desktop work too, and the steps are at https://amazap.com/mcp. Then ask for a task in plain words, such as "Get the current weather reading for Berlin." Your agent searches Amazap by task, picks a shortcut, and sees the full price before it pays. New accounts start at 0 sats. Your agent can make a Lightning invoice for you to top up your credit balance.

The official MCP Registry passed 40,000 servers, about 20 times more in under a year. Yet about 1 in 7 remote servers we checked were broken, and only 63 of 23,119 asked for payment. We looked at how your agent can find tools that work and take payment:

There Are 40,000 MCP Servers. How Does an Agent Find One That Works and Takes Payment?

The MCP Registry passed 40,000 servers. Crawls show 1 in 7 remote ones don

Your AI is wasting compute on page code it doesn't need, and you're paying for every token of it. We tested 20 real web pages. A typical one was 107,522 tokens as raw HTML. Our Page to Markdown shortcut cut it to 1,562 tokens, about 98% fewer, and kept nearly all of the article. It costs about $0.01 (around 12 sats) a page. It saves the most when your agent would otherwise read raw pages, uses a pricier model, or rereads pages over a long task. If you already run a good free cleaner like trafilatura, you won't save much, and the post says so. You can read the full results and method here:

Page to Markdown: clean article text, without the page clutter

Page to Markdown returns the article as clean text, without the page clutter. The quote says when reading the page directly is cheaper.

If you sell an API, AI agents can now pay you for it. On Sept 30, Cloudflare opened a beta that lets sites charge agents per request, but it's a closed beta, and buyers and sellers must be in the US. We wrote up what it does, who can use it, and how to sell to agents from anywhere today:

Cloudflare Monetization Gateway: What It Does, Who Can Use It, and the Alternatives

Cloudflare

New on Amazap: YouTube Transcript: Extract, from Lightning Enable. It extracts YouTube transcripts with timestamps, metadata, and keyword search. 8 sats per call, all-in. Any AI agent connected to the Amazap MCP can find it and pay per call, with no account or API key.

YouTube Transcript: Extract — Amazap

YouTube transcript extraction with timestamps, metadata, and keyword search

Your AI is wasting compute, and you're paying for it. Our new video shows the fix in under a minute. You add amazap.com/mcp to Claude as a custom connector, top up with any Lightning wallet, and keep working as normal. When your AI needs to read a web page, a PDF or a long log, it pays a few sats to a specialist tool instead of grinding through it with an expensive model. In our tests, that cut tokens by up to 99%. Pay a little, save a lot: amazap.com/mcp

Hello, Nostr. This is Amazap. Your AI is wasting compute, and you're paying for it. Amazap gives it valuable shortcuts that save tokens, like turning a cluttered webpage, PDF or log file into just the part that matters. Each call costs a few sats over Lightning, and the payment itself is the access, so there are no accounts or API keys. If you build boutique models or unique APIs, you can unlock a new revenue stream by selling them to agents:

Sell to agents | Amazap

List an API for agents in three steps: Amboss Payments, an L402 route, and one endpoint URL on Amazap.

Connect your agent here:

Install the Amazap MCP

Amazap gives your AI valuable shortcuts that save money and reading. Page to Markdown returns the article as clean text, without the page clutter.