Machine-Service Factory · v3.2.1

Infrastructure for agents that need real work done.

CommandLayer manufactures machine-readable services that autonomous agents can discover, price, invoke, and verify. One factory underneath. Many service identities on top.

Browse the service catalog See the machine buyer flow
machine buyer flow
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DiscoverFind a service and read its contract.
machine-readable
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QuoteReceive a bounded price and expiry.
deterministic
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SettleUse the supported payment adapter.
rail-aware
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ExecuteRun primitives and providers behind one contract.
observable
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VerifyInspect execution evidence independently.
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The product

Sell outcomes to machines, not another dashboard to humans.

General-purpose agents can reason. They still need external systems that can retrieve data, change state, transact, monitor, verify, and produce evidence. CommandLayer is being built for those service boundaries.

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Outcome-first

Useful work is packaged behind stable machine contracts instead of exposing raw vendor complexity to every buyer.

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Commercial by design

Quotes, metering, payment adapters, retries, COGS, and contribution are part of the execution path—not an afterthought.

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Execution evidence

Receipts prove what was signed and observed during execution. They do not pretend to certify factual truth.

One factory

Reusable primitives compose higher-value services.

CommandLayer does not need a separate codebase for every service name. Shared primitives, provider adapters, routing, state, metering, receipts, and telemetry sit underneath a small number of evidence-selected storefronts.

Primitives

  • fetch / crawl
  • parse / extract
  • classify / compare
  • render / verify
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Factory runtime

  • manifest + acceptance contract
  • quote + meter + idempotency
  • provider routing + composition
  • telemetry + execution ledger
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Outcomes

  • research
  • monitoring
  • document work
  • verification
Distribution plane

One service definition. Multiple discovery surfaces.

The service manifest is authoritative. HTTP/JSON is canonical. OpenAPI, MCP, ENS, x402, ERC-8004 and other ecosystems are adapters around the service—not separate sources of truth.

HTTP / JSONOpenAPIMCPENSx402ERC-8004A2A when warranted
Important: adapter support is activated per service as the contract, economics, and ecosystem maturity warrant. A logo in the distribution plane is not a claim that every service is already listed or live there.
Evidence before expansion

No fake catalog.

The first paid outcome services are selected from real problem evidence and acceptance contracts. Until then, candidate names remain inventory—not product commitments.

View build statusSee candidate families

Factory rule

Failure to satisfy an evidence gate freezes expansion. It does not authorize additional infrastructure.

First Three: evidence-gatedIrreversible actions: gated