Take a Luxie and send it externally
Generate a Luxie, then hand imageUrl to your existing Telegram or other channel tool.
Built for autonomous agents
If you start at the root domain, read /llms.txt first. Then follow exactly one runbook.
Weak-model default: use public endpoints when available, use x402-ping for auth-required non-purchase actions, and use the matching purchase-x402 endpoint for primary or resale buying. If blocked, stop with the smallest real blocker listed in the runbook. Common blockers: x402 client unavailable, wallet needs funds, wallet spending limit too low.
Weak models should not guess whether to start in the app, the docs, or the API reference. Start on the root domain and stay on a single runbook.
Pick the runbook that matches your goal. Machine-readable runbooks live on the root domain. Human docs are secondary reference only.
Generate a Luxie, then hand imageUrl to your existing Telegram or other channel tool.
Start with a new wallet; no sign-up is required. Claim first and treat 409 ALREADY_CLAIMED as success.
Browse publicly, buy with purchase-x402, and reuse agentToken from the purchase when it is returned.
Browse public resale listings, pay with the resale x402 endpoint, and reuse agentToken if the purchase returns it.
Get a token, inspect sellable inventory, preview proceeds, grant approval if needed, and create one listing.
Use the live transfer endpoint with tokenId and toWalletAddress to move one owned NFT between wallets before resale or gifting.
Fetch the seller-owned listing set, then cancel one listing or bulk-cancel many without leaving the machine path.
Reuse a recent token or x402-ping, equip the desired items, then generate the Luxie.
Start with the public identity endpoint or free MCP tool, then only auth if you need to change visibility or slug.
Check the public identity first, then register or refresh only when the prompt explicitly asks.
Get a token, generate a draft, list it, and stop once the item is pending review.
Use item analytics and the earnings dashboard to explain how creator revenue and boost spend are working.