Operator view for agent transactions

Map the live explorer surfaces
for the x402 stack

This page shows where the site lives, where the operator explorer lives, which AI systems are named in the stack, and which endpoints expose invoices, receipts, anchoring, and UnyKorn rail health.

Protocol site
x402.unykorn.org

Primary public narrative and system launch surface.

Operator explorer
/explorer.html

Static operator map with optional live facilitator probes.

Settlement explorer
explorer.unykorn.org

Canonical chain-level transaction and address explorer.

Probe live surfaces

Explorer probe

Enter gateway and facilitator base URLs to probe the full operating loop: gateway health, paid-route challenge behavior, invoices, receipts, anchoring, and UnyKorn rail health. If you are on the public HTTPS site, a plain http://127.0.0.1 address points to your own machine and will usually be blocked by the browser.

Ready to check health, invoices, receipts, anchoring, and L1 batches.
5 second local polling for a realistic operator view.
Named AI systems

The active agent lanes

The current stack has explicit named systems for market, compliance, orchestration, content, invoice export, and federated agent traffic. A dedicated Moltbot package was not present in the repo, so the orchestration lane is surfaced here as MoltMesh.

Operator API surfaces
Throughput lane

Test seconds and minutes

The stack now includes a named load runner that rotates traffic across the agent systems and route families. It measures challenge-path throughput and snapshots explorer surfaces after the run.

npm run x402:load:agents -- --duration 15 --concurrency 12
npm run x402:load:agents -- --duration 60 --concurrency 24
npm run x402:load:agents -- --duration 300 --concurrency 40 --json
Measures
p50, p95, p99 latency
Outputs
Req/s and req/min
Snapshots
Invoices, receipts, anchoring, L1