Tool Scout – OpenSea Registry Search by Real Usage is a paid API for AI agents from www.amnt.io, paid per call via x402, $0.002/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-10-28).
Searches OpenSea's tool registry for matching tools and ranks results by actual paying callers and paid calls, filtering out dead or bulk-published listings.
Tool Scout - Find a tool on OpenSea's registry that actually works. The registry holds roughly ten thousand tools and single publishers have listed hundreds each in bulk, so name-matching alone hands you a dead endpoint. This ranks matches by unique paying callers and real paid calls, flags never-used and bulk-published listings, and returns each one's price and OpenSea link. Measured from OpenSea's own payment records — no editorial, no paid placement.
Returns a ranked list of matching tools from OpenSea's registry, each with name, toolId, endpoint URL, price in USD, unique buyer count, total paid call count, trust score, and any flags (e.g. never-used, bulk-published). Also includes a summary of how many tools were scanned, found, and rejected, plus the top match's name and a plain-language note explaining filter outcomes.
POSThttps://www.amnt.io/api/agent/amnt/tool-scout?utm_source=zero.xyzUse this endpoint when an agent needs to discover functional tools on OpenSea's registry for a specific subtask and wants to avoid dead or untested listings. It is the right choice when you need trust signals (unique buyers, paid call counts) rather than raw name-matching. Prefer it over manual registry browsing or generic search when you want results ranked by real-world adoption and need price filtering to stay within budget constraints.
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