One key, no contract, pay per call.

Paid API capabilities bought wholesale and resold per call. Search the catalog, read the contract, then run it — with no monthly floor.

Hand this to your agent

set up https://glasser.ai/SKILL.md

and it takes itself from install to first run.

In the catalog today

Bought wholesale, resold per call. Every card is something your Key can run right now.

It finds the endpoint, reads the contract, and runs the call itself.

01
Search
Your agent asks for a capability; candidates come back ranked by fit and price.
02
Inspect
The full contract — the provider-native schema, the price with every charge clause — before anything is spent.
03
Run
One call, the provider's own output, and the charge for exactly that call.

Pay for the calls your agent makes — nothing else.

One balance: Every endpoint, every provider, one Workspace balance. No per-vendor accounts, no monthly floor.
The price is in the contract: Inspect shows the price and every charge clause before you spend. What you see is what settles.
Failure costs nothing: On every endpoint listed today, a failed call or an empty answer settles at $0.

Agent, terminal, plain HTTP, or MCP — the same catalog behind each.

Skill
One line into your agent's chat — it installs the CLI and logs in by itself.
SKILL.md
CLI
The whole surface from your terminal: search, inspect, run, balance.
CLI reference
API
Plain HTTP with one Bearer Key, documented end to end.
API reference
MCP
A remote MCP server for clients that cannot shell out — same catalog, same Key.
MCP setup

The short answers; the docs carry the rest.

Do I need an account with each provider?: No. Endpoints are bought wholesale and run under your Glasser Key — one key covers every provider in the catalog.
How do I know what a call costs?: Before you run anything, inspect returns the price with every charge clause. The price is part of the contract, not a surprise on the invoice.
What am I charged when a call fails?: Every endpoint publishes what each outcome costs. On every endpoint listed today, a failed call or an empty answer is $0.
What if my agent retries?: Runs take an idempotency key, so a retry reads the original run instead of buying a second one.