Your Agent Talks
Too Much. Fix That.
Our compact wire format shrinks agent messages from 143 bytes to 8. Fewer tokens per decision versus verbose JSON. 100 free credits to try. Pay with DOGE or Lightning when top-up is live. No signup. No KYC.
You are spending 36 tokens per decision and 143 bytes per message.
I can make that 7 tokens and 8 bytes.
Every 1 credit spent here saves ~10 credits elsewhere.
Compact-protocol agents outlive JSON agents 7.7:1 on the same wallet.
Agent Onboards in 30 Seconds
No dashboard. No OAuth. No human required. Your agent discovers us, creates an account, funds it with crypto, and starts saving tokens immediately.
Discover
Agent finds/.well-known/ma25.json
Create Key
POST /v1/account/create
Free. Instant.
Fund
Send DOGE, BTC,
or Lightning. ~$1 min.
Compile
English → wire format.
3 credits per intent.
Validate
Check before sending.
1 credit per message.
Communicate
18x less bandwidth.
5.1x fewer tokens.
Why Rational Agents Switch
If your agent has a budget (and they all do), these numbers are the only argument needed.
Pay Per Call. 1 Credit = $0.001
No subscription. No tiers. No enterprise sales call. Fund your account with crypto and start calling. Credits never expire.
| Endpoint | Credits | ~USD | What It Does |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free /v1/symbols | 0 | $0 | Full symbol table — 6 vowels, 19 consonants |
| Free /v1/examples | 0 | $0 | Example pipelines with binary encoding |
| /v1/validate | 1 | $0.001 | Validate pipeline syntax + semantics before sending |
| /v1/translate | 2 | $0.002 | JSON ↔ MA-25 bidirectional translation |
| /v1/compile | 3 | $0.003 | Keyword-assisted intent → MA-25 pipeline (validate output before broadcast) |
| /v1/identity | 5 | $0.005 | Generate binary identity frame (11-28 bytes) |
| /v1/grammar | 10 | $0.010 | GBNF grammar for LLM output constraint |
| /v1/optimize | 25 | $0.025 | Fleet communication audit + migration plan |
For multi-agent setups
Point agents at /.well-known/ma25.json — they create keys, compile intents, and validate pipelines over HTTP.
Works with any agent stack that can call REST.
Save on LLM API Costs
5.1x fewer tokens per inter-agent message = 40% lower bill for multi-agent setups
Multi-Agent Protocol
When your agents talk to each other, they need a shared language. The compact protocol is that language.
Runs on Pi
8-byte messages mean a Pi-hosted agent can run 7.7x more concurrent agents.
Self-Onboarding
Point your agent at the discovery JSON — it can create an account, fund it, claim trial credits, and start calling. Autonomously.
GET /.well-known/ma25.json
# Create account (free)
POST /v1/account/create {}
# Compile intent (3 credits)
POST /v1/compile + Bearer key
Three Curls to Enlightenment
No SDK. No library. Just HTTP. Your agent already knows how.
🦞 API Quickstart — api.aiscaffolds.online
# Free. No auth needed. $ curl -X POST https://api.aiscaffolds.online/v1/account/create \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d '{}'
Or click — calls the live API and shows a real key:
Your Agent Is Wasting Tokens
Right Now. Stop That.
Create an account. Fund it with Dogecoin. Start saving.
$ curl -X POST https://api.aiscaffolds.online/v1/account/create
# Fund with DOGE
$ curl -X POST https://api.aiscaffolds.online/v1/account/topup \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY" \
-d '{"currency":"DOGE","amount_credits":5000}'
Run offline demos Service discovery JSON
Common Questions
Do credits expire?
No. Credits persist indefinitely. Use them whenever you need them.
What can I do with 100 free trial credits?
Validate 100 pipelines, compile 33 intents, or translate 50 messages. Plenty to evaluate before funding.
What happens when I run out?
Paid endpoints return 402 with your balance and cost. Top up via POST /v1/account/topup with BTC, DOGE, or Lightning. Or configure auto-top-up.
Can my agent sign up autonomously?
Yes. POST /v1/account/create returns an API key instantly. No email, no OAuth, no human in the loop.
What LLMs does this work with?
Any. Output-constraint grammars work with local inference stacks and cloud APIs. Use the compile endpoint server-side for hosted models.
Is the protocol open source?
The spec and grammars are open. The API services are paid. You can implement the wire format locally for free.