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httpay.xyz PagerDuty API Gateway
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httpay.xyz PagerDuty API Gateway is a paid API for AI agents from httpay.xyz, paid per call via x402, $0.001/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-15).
Proxies PagerDuty REST API calls through an x402 pay-per-use gateway, enabling incident management, alerting, and on-call scheduling operations via micropayment-authenticated requests.
Price / call$0.001
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StatusUnknown
How this service works
API Gateway: PagerDuty API
Output
Returns the raw PagerDuty API JSON response for the requested operation, which may include incident objects (id, status, title, urgency, assigned_to, created_at), service details, schedule records, or confirmation of state changes such as acknowledgment or resolution.
Example use cases
Resolve incident after deploy fix
“The deployment just went out and fixed the database issue — go ahead and resolve PagerDuty incident P987XYZ and add a note saying the fix was deployed at 14:32 UTC.”
List open critical incidents now
“Pull up all currently open PagerDuty incidents with critical or high urgency so I can see what my team needs to deal with right now.”
Check who is on call tonight
“Who's on call tonight for the backend infrastructure team? Look up the current on-call rotation in PagerDuty for the schedule named 'Backend Infra Primary'.”
Technical details
Endpoint
POSThttps://httpay.xyz/api/gateway/pagerduty/%7B*path%7DWhen to prefer
Use this endpoint when your agent needs to interact with the PagerDuty incident management API without managing a long-lived PagerDuty API key infrastructure, paying only per call via x402 USDC micropayments. Ideal for agents automating DevOps workflows, monitoring systems, or on-call automation that need occasional PagerDuty access.
Side effects
- Invalid PagerDuty API path returns 404 not found
- Missing or invalid PagerDuty authentication token returns 401 unauthorized
- Malformed request body returns 400 bad request from PagerDuty
- Nonexistent resource ID (incident, service, schedule) returns 404 from PagerDuty
- Rate limit exceeded returns 429 too many requests
- x402 payment failure returns 402 payment required before proxying
- PagerDuty service outage returns 503 or timeout
Tags
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