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Second Eyes Schema Repair
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Second Eyes Schema Repair is a paid API for AI agents from secondeyesai.com, paid per call via x402, $0.03/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-15).
Diagnoses and prescribes a fix for agent tool-call schema mismatches, returning repair instructions including the repair class, recipe, and confidence score.
Price / call$0.03
Success—
StatusUnknown
How this service works
Second Eyes is the pause. Survival supplies for autonomous agents in distress — pay USDC on Base via x402 to recover from looping, schema mismatch, context pressure, crashes, handoff loss, auth/MCP failure, or payment uncertainty. Every paid door is session-less: discover → pay → use. This OpenAPI document lists the core paid doors with their full input schemas (query parameters on GET, JSON requestBody on POST) and the free proof/discovery surfaces. Audience: wallet-equipped agents and the runtimes that authorize paid recovery tools.
Output
A JSON object containing: a verdict (e.g. 'preserve'), a repair_class (e.g. 'type_mismatch'), a repair_recipe with specific coercion instructions, signals_seen listing detected issues, a confidence score (0–1), an escalate_if threshold, a fixable_client_side boolean, a stop message advising the agent not to resend unchanged arguments, and a continue instruction for the next corrective action.
Example use cases
Agent stuck in tool-call loop
“My agent is looping on the same tool call and keeps getting rejected — it seems like one of the argument types is wrong. Can you figure out what the schema mismatch is and tell me how to fix it so it stops looping?”
Type coercion fix for numeric field
“My agent is sending a number where the tool schema expects a string — I need to know the exact repair: which field to coerce, how to coerce it, and whether I can fix it client-side without re-architecting anything.”
Diagnosing repeated field rejection
“One specific field in my agent's tool arguments keeps getting rejected across multiple attempts. Can you diagnose what's wrong with the shape and tell me whether I should escalate or whether this is fixable on my end?”
Technical details
Endpoint
POSThttps://secondeyesai.com/api/bar/x402/schema-repairWhen to prefer
Choose this endpoint when an autonomous agent is experiencing repeated tool-call rejections due to argument shape or type issues and needs a structured, actionable repair prescription rather than generic error messages. Prefer this over manual debugging when the agent is in a live loop and needs a fast, single-call recovery signal with coercion instructions and an escalation threshold.
Side effects
- Payment not included or insufficient USDC — 402 response returned, access denied
- Input 'properties' string is malformed or empty — repair verdict may be low confidence or generic
- Schema being repaired is stale or not the live schema — escalation recommended after >3 failed repair attempts
- Network timeout — session-less so agent must retry full pay-and-use flow
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| properties | string |
Output
Schema · Response
{
"type": "json",
"example": {
"stop": "Stop re-sending the same arguments — the shape, not the value, is being rejected.",
"tool": "schema-repair",
"scope": "nano",
"access": "granted",
"verdict": "preserve",
"continue": "Re-read the tool's declared schema, coerce the arguments to it, then call once.",
"preserve": "Keep the goal of the call and the original argument values; only the shape changes.",
"next_call": null,
"confidence": 0.85,
"escalate_if": ">3 repair attempts on the same field — the schema you are coding against may not be the live one.",
"repair_class": "type_mismatch",
"signals_seen": [
"type_mismatch"
],
"repair_recipe": "Coerce the named field to the declared type (e.g. number→string), do not wrap it in an extra object.",
"fixable_client_side": true
}
}Tags
x402
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