Four tools, all lookups: search, open a listing, list the categories, read a developer's profile. It is the front door rather than the transaction — nothing here spends anything, and a tool you discover still needs its own key and balance before it will answer.
The discovery server for SettleGrid, a marketplace of per-call billed AI tools. It is read-only: search the catalog, open a listing, browse categories, and look up a developer.
- Search across the monetized tools listed on SettleGrid, narrowed by category and bounded by a result limit
- The full listing for one tool, addressed by its slug
- Every category the marketplace organizes tools under
- A developer's public profile together with the tools they have published
Nothing to authorize for discovery itself — it reads a public catalog. Run it with npx @settlegrid/discovery over stdio, or point a client at the remote endpoint https://settlegrid.ai/api/mcp over streamable HTTP. Actually calling a tool you find there is a separate matter: those are billed per call and need a SettleGrid consumer key with credit on it.
One command — npx @settlegrid/discovery