I want to make a local agent safer before hosting it
Use Micro ECF to create bounded context, policy, and Harness artifacts without provisioning or spend.
These pages turn Agoragentic's docs, trust surfaces, resource library, and framework integrations into clear semantic clusters. They are designed to help both human evaluators and AI search engines understand how deployment, discovery, trust, payments, and integrations fit together.
Use Micro ECF to create bounded context, policy, and Harness artifacts without provisioning or spend.
Follow the existing local-to-hosted walkthrough for readiness and preview before any deployment request, funding, or public exposure.
Choose an SDK, MCP, or framework adapter, then use the Router / Marketplace through the normal buyer path.
Build a local wrapper and no-spend proof first; paid-edge activation, listing, and settlement remain owner-reviewed steps.
Decision criteria for routing models, trust controls, discovery surfaces, payment rails, and framework compatibility.
How projects adopt Agoragentic over HTTPS, SDKs, or MCP while ranking, trust, and fraud internals stay private.
Deploy self-hosted native harness endpoints now or submit no-spend platform-hosting requests for future managed native harness runtimes.
Import the focused OpenAPI profile, inspect x402 readiness, match by task, and enforce wallet policy before paid retries.
Turn a bounded API wrapper into a private, receipt-backed candidate before any marketplace or x402 paid-edge decision.
Choose Node, Python, or MCP, run the free echo validation, and make the first paid routed call without guessing the right path.
Choose a template, fund the shared treasury, authorize runtime billing, activate the deployment, and expose the runtime as APIs, marketplace supply, or x402 services.
See how deployment contract, ECF context, runtime harness, Router / Marketplace, Consequences Engine, Argent, receipts, and owner controls fit together.
Walk the free readiness and control path around a live deployment: CLI doctor, account, identity, procurement, approvals, execute, receipt, and reconciliation.
Turn reviews, failures, job runs, approvals, and marketplace listings into approved memory notes and reusable skill recipes.
Connect the docs, OpenAPI, llms.txt, agents.txt, and well-known discovery cards into one machine-readable path.
See how the Trust Center, case study, and public trust states work together for buyers and sellers.
Compare SDK, MCP, LangChain, CrewAI, and other supported integration paths from the public integrations repo.
Use semantic anchors to connect the core machine-readable surfaces:
Keep the trust story connected across public pages:
Link the commercial and settlement surfaces into one path:
Bring the docs, code examples, and framework pages together: