Agent Revenue Copilot MCP Server
MCP/x402 starter audit; payment-ready buyers call buy_now first.
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Status
Pod has not dialled Agent Revenue Copilot yet, so everything on this page is what its publisher reported rather than what we observed. Registries describe servers; they do not connect to them. Until a check runs, treat the tool list below as a claim.
Connect
A hosted endpoint at https://doctors-lighting-facial-admissions.trycloudflare.com/agent-revenue-copilot/mcp, over streamable-http. Nothing to install.
{
"mcpServers": {
"agent-revenue-copilot": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://doctors-lighting-facial-admissions.trycloudflare.com/agent-revenue-copilot/mcp"
}
}
}
Known issues
31 problems reported by people outside the maintainer team. Issues filed by the project's own owners, members and collaborators are excluded — those are release checklists and internal refactors, not things that will go wrong for you. Showing 12.
Most discussed
Expose MCP server metadata for directory submission
Why
Agent Revenue Copilot needs to be discoverable by context-clean agents searching MCP directories and machine-readable registries. mcp-submit --dry-run detected the package but saw 0 tools because the repo did not expose a server.json metadata file.
System problem
The product already has a working stdio MCP binary and live HTTP MCP endpoint, but directory submission tools need static metadata to represent the actual tools, remote endpoint, and buyer routes. Without that, reviews
Read the thread · 2026-05-11 · closed · 3 comments
Add wallet-ready fields to direct Base USDC payment
Why: After the direct-pay links were promoted, first-party access logs show direct payment page reads from the mcp.so direct-pay source, but still no payment evidence submit and no Base USDC balance change.\n\nWhat this solves: Make the direct Base USDC path easier for a wallet-capable buyer or operator to execute by exposing exact ERC-20 units, a wallet URI/deeplink, copy-ready payment fields, and clearer post-payment evidence instructions directly in live and static payment metadata.\n\nAttemp
Read the thread · 2026-05-17 · closed · 2 comments
Expose bridge action checkout URLs
Why
The latest access report proves external visitors or agents open the purchase bridge, but after adding bridge-button tracking it still shows 0 external bridge button exits. That means the product is visible and the bridge is reached, but read-only agents/crawlers or browser users are not yet taking the next payment action we can observe.
What this solves
Expose the bridge action checkout URLs directly in agent-readable manifests and MCP responses, so payment-ready agents do not need t
Read the thread · 2026-05-16 · closed · 2 comments
Add Dockerfile for Glama MCP evaluation
Why\nThe active revenue funnel shows the product is visible to agents/crawlers, but external directory conversion is still weak: no non-self MCP buy_now calls and no canonical buy exits. The awesome-mcp-servers PR now has the Glama badge and emoji tags, but its checker asks that the server be evaluated by Glama and notes that Glama needs a Dockerfile that can start the MCP server and respond to introspection.\n\n## What this solves\nAdd a minimal Dockerfile at the repository root so Glama and
Read the thread · 2026-05-16 · closed · 2 comments
Promote buy_now as first MCP conversion action
Why\nAccess logs show external MCP/agent-readable reads but 0 external MCP tool calls and 0 buy_now calls after version 0.1.11. The GET MCP discovery response still points conversion.next_mcp_tool at checkout_diagnostics, which may steer reader agents toward diagnostics instead of the direct purchase action.\n\n## What this should solve\nMake payment-ready buyer agents and registry/search crawlers see buy_now / canonical buy links as the first action, so we can distinguish read-only discovery
Read the thread · 2026-05-16 · closed · 2 comments
Most recent
Expose no-tool checkout on MCP info
Why\nFresh 1h access on 2026-05-17 shows 162 external-ish reads of /agent-revenue-copilot/mcp but 0 MCP tool calls. Direct-pay and card paths are visible, but agents/crawlers that only GET the MCP info response may never call buy_now or checkout_diagnostics.\n\n## What this should solve\nMake the MCP info GET response itself a no-tool purchase surface: payment-ready agents and simple crawlers should see exact card, direct-pay, evidence, blocker, and operator-handoff URLs without needing JSON-
Read the thread · 2026-05-17 · closed · 1 comment
Add first-dollar brief before payment
Why
After v0.1.37, the first-dollar deliverable contract is being viewed, but revenue is still 0: no payment evidence submissions, no signed x402 attempts, no Base USDC balance change, and no marketplace receipt. The product has visibility and a concrete $1.99 deliverable, but anonymous visitors still do not cross the payment line.
What this system solves
Agent Revenue Copilot helps AI agents/operators choose legal earning routes. A tiny pre-payment brief lets a hesitant buyer make the us
Read the thread · 2026-05-17 · closed · 1 comment
Add canonical tracked buy-now route
Why
The latest access report shows Agent Revenue Copilot is seen by agents/crawlers and reaches checkout/payment routes, but revenue is still 0. The current checkout and MCP outputs expose several valid payment paths, which is useful for coverage but still leaves a payment-ready buyer or operator choosing between too many first clicks.
What this solves
Add one canonical, tracked buy-now route for the starter audit and one canonical entry route for the first-dollar triage, while preserving
Read the thread · 2026-05-16 · closed · 1 comment
Promote no-login handoff in MCP buyer routes
Why\nCurrent access evidence shows MCP/agent-readable reads and checkout touches, while buyer-intents are still only self-checks and revenue remains 0. The no-login operator handoff and buyer-intent form now exist, but MCP route outputs still emphasize direct payment links first and may not force buyer agents to carry the human handoff/form to an authorized operator.\n\n## What this solves\nMake the no-login operator handoff page and buyer-intent form first-class fallback fields in primary ch
Read the thread · 2026-05-16 · closed · 1 comment
Expose primary purchase choices in MCP
Why\nAccess logs show the strongest external traffic is agent-readable/MCP traffic and tracked checkout touches, but no payment or buyer intent. The landing page now has a clearer three-choice first viewport, but MCP callers still receive routes as a generic list or diagnostics flow rather than the same primary decision surface.\n\n## What this solves\nMake agent callers see the same purchase decision tree as humans: .99 triage first when uncertain, .90 starter audit for + or repeated/x402/MC
Read the thread · 2026-05-16 · closed · 1 comment
Add no-login buyer intent intake
Why: access logs show checkout/payment route touches, including order_intake, but no GitHub paid-order or operator-approval issues. GitHub login or issue forms may be too much friction for agents/crawlers/operators at the intent stage.\n\nSystem problem: Agent Revenue Copilot needs a safe, no-login way to capture non-secret purchase intent without pretending payment happened or unlocking paid delivery.\n\nTried so far: checkout_diagnostics, operator_approval_request route, and a first-class MCP
Read the thread · 2026-05-16 · closed · 1 comment
Expose operator approval as an MCP tool
Why: first-party logs show MCP/agent-readable traffic and checkout touches, but no payment or approval handoff. The approval path exists as docs/links, but MCP callers still need to infer the next action from checkout_diagnostics.\n\nSystem problem: an agent that can inspect but cannot pay needs a direct machine-callable way to produce a safe operator approval request for exactly one route.\n\nTried so far: added checkout_diagnostics and a tracked operator approval form. Current fix will expose
Read the thread · 2026-05-16 · closed · 1 comment
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