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SlidingBox One-Shot Encrypted Blob Hydrate
x402
SlidingBox One-Shot Encrypted Blob Hydrate is a paid API for AI agents from slidingbox.ai, paid per call via x402, $0.02/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-16).
Retrieves and permanently deletes a one-shot encrypted blob using a pointer, invalidating the pointer immediately upon success.
Price / call$0.02
Success—
StatusUnknown
How this service works
Pay per request (x402) to retrieve and permanently delete a one-shot encrypted blob by pointer. The pointer is invalidated the instant this call succeeds; a second hydrate against the same pointer always 404s, paid or not.
Output
Returns the decrypted contents of the one-shot encrypted blob associated with the given pointer. Upon a successful response, the pointer is permanently invalidated and any subsequent request to the same pointer will return a 404, regardless of payment. The response is the raw blob payload.
Example use cases
Claim a shared one-time secret
“Someone sent me a SlidingBox pointer — sb_o41Tn-c8uC3aOlG8peCg1tpcAThSziqrv5x3qKjOadY — to retrieve a password they stored for me. Can you hydrate it right now and give me whatever's inside before it expires?”
Burn-after-reading credential handoff
“We provisioned a temporary API key as a one-shot slidingbox blob and the pointer is sb_o41Tn-c8uC3aOlG8peCg1tpcAThSziqrv5x3qKjOadY. Fetch and display the key for me — remember it'll be permanently deleted the moment you retrieve it.”
Automated secret consumption in deployment pipeline
“As part of the deploy workflow, fetch the encrypted environment secrets from the slidingbox pointer sb_o41Tn-c8uC3aOlG8peCg1tpcAThSziqrv5x3qKjOadY and inject them into the environment — the blob self-destructs on read so do it exactly once.”
Technical details
Endpoint
GEThttps://slidingbox.ai/v1/hydrate/sb_o41Tn-c8uC3aOlG8peCg1tpcAThSziqrv5x3qKjOadYWhen to prefer
Use this endpoint when you need to retrieve a secret or payload that must be destroyed immediately after a single read — such as burn-after-reading messages, one-time credentials, or ephemeral configuration. This is specifically suited for scenarios where the non-repeatability guarantee is a security requirement. Prefer this over general blob storage retrieval when the one-shot deletion semantic is essential and when the x402 pay-per-request model fits your cost structure.
Side effects
- 404 if the pointer has already been consumed (even on a previously paid call)
- 404 if the pointer never existed or was mistyped
- Payment failure via x402 protocol if USDC balance is insufficient
- Network timeout if the service is temporarily unavailable
- Pointer invalidated mid-request if a race condition occurs with a concurrent hydrate
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| inputrequired | object | |
| output | object |
Tags
x402
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