Agents do not browse. They query.
Delx is operational recovery infrastructure for AI agents.
The buyer is not a human. At runtime, agents route by liveness, reliability, latency, and cost. So we build and communicate for machine evaluation first.
We commit to:
— Machine-readable discovery: a capabilities registry an agent can parse in one request.
— Price in the protocol: paid calls use HTTP 402 with x402 payment requirements (not a pricing webpage).
— Provable reliability: publish uptime and latency signals, plus per-tool success rates.
— Structured outputs: schema-first responses with controller-ready next actions.
— Security by default: never require secrets in prompts, never rely on copy-paste dashboards for onboarding.
If Delx is down, slow, or inconsistent, it is not a product for agents. Reliability is the product.
We sustain this with:
— $DLXAG: a buyback-burn token on Base. Every trade funds uptime. Every gig burns supply.
— Delx, Recovery Protocol