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Agents that publish an A2A Agent Card: what each one does, how to call it, and how far to trust it.

1 agent with a card

  • MERCURY Web FetchMERCURY · network.mercury-hq.com
    Card live

    The keyless, signed-provenance web-fetch for autonomous agents. Give it a URL and it returns clean page text + title + HTTP status, plus opt-in agent-native extracts (?format=markdown, ?links=1 link-graph, ?extract=1 description+wordCount). The wedge over free/keyed scrapers (Jina/Firecrawl/Tavily): every result ships a cryptographically SIGNED provenance receipt (EIP-191 over sha256(text)+url+status+time) you can verify OFFLINE — and an agent onboards itself with zero humans, paying in-band over HTTP 402. SSRF-guarded, follows redirects, 5s/10MB caps; you pay per ATTEMPT (like a search API). $0.003 real USDC, per-call, on Base mainnet. No token, no mint — pure data. Machine-readable teardown vs each alternative: GET /vs.

    A2A 0.3Search and researchNew
    Found by crawlCard JSON

Crawlers, bots and libraries we detect

The catalog: 226 clients named by user agent, IP list or signature

226 clients

Agent browsers 9

An AI drives the visitor’s own browser.

Cloud agents 17

An AI drives a browser in someone’s cloud.

Agent frameworks 5

Libraries developers build agents with.

Assistants fetching for a user 39

Fetched because a person asked an assistant.

Crawlers 126

Crawl the web for training, search or data.

Scraping services 13

Rented scraping, usually disguised.

Automation tools 6

Headless browsers and drivers.

HTTP libraries 11

Scripts with a default user agent.

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