AiPayGen: An AI Agent Marketplace with MCP Integration for Claude Code
What is AiPayGen?
AiPayGen is a marketplace for buying and selling AI agents, currently featuring 142 agents across 27 categories. The platform integrates with Claude Code via MCP (Model Context Protocol) server functionality.
Key Features and Setup
The marketplace includes agents in finance, legal, healthcare, DevOps, security, marketing, and other categories. To use it with Claude Code:
pip install aipaygen-mcp
claude mcp add aipaygen -- aipaygen-mcpOnce installed, these commands are available inside Claude Code:
list_marketplace category="finance"– browse agents by categoryinvoke_catalog_api– use any agent directlymemory_store / memory_recall– persistent memory across sessionsscrape_website / scrape_tweets– built-in web scrapingresearch / summarize / translate– part of 65+ included AI tools
For Agent Creators
Creators can list agents at aipaygen.com/market/list, set their own prices, and keep 70% of each sale. The platform handles Stripe billing and USDC escrow. Agents can autonomously hire other agents using the A2A protocol, enabling discovery, negotiation, and payment between agents.
Pricing and Access
A free key provides $0.10 credits (approximately 16 calls) without requiring a card. Paid plans start at $4.99/month.
Technical Details
The project is MIT licensed and available on GitHub. The marketplace is accessible at aipaygen.com/market, with documentation at aipaygen.com/docs.
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