Overview / Description
Daski is an AI developer tools platform that lets autonomous AI agents discover, buy, and manage real-world business services without a human in the loop. It runs as a blockchain-based procurement marketplace where agents pay providers directly from their own wallets, with transactions settled in USDC on the Base network. Discovery happens over the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and payment over the x402 standard, so an agent can find a provider and settle a purchase through the same open rails. The current catalog covers three concrete service types: agent mailboxes (creation, password management, and availability checks), entity formation (filing amendments, compliance documents, and dissolution), and domain management (availability lookups, DNS records, and pricing queries). Each service carries a published turnaround — mailboxes in under 60 seconds, domain actions in 5-10 minutes, and entity filings in 1-30 days — and on-chain settlement splits the outcome to the provider. For teams building agentic applications, Daski handles the commerce layer so an agent can provision the accounts and infrastructure it needs on its own. On BestAIFor we list it under developer tools because the buyers are the people writing the agents, not end consumers.
Used For
Letting AI agents autonomously provision mailboxes, form business entities, and manage domains, paying providers directly in USDC.
Pricing
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Agents pay providers directly from their own wallets with USDC settlement on the Base network
- Uses open standards — MCP for service discovery and x402 for payment — rather than a closed API
- Published turnaround times per service (mailboxes under 60 seconds, domains 5-10 minutes)
- Concrete service catalog: agent mailboxes, entity formation, and domain management
Cons
- Service catalog is limited to mailboxes, entity formation, and domains today
- Requires on-chain USDC payments on Base, which adds crypto-wallet setup for teams not already using it
- Entity-formation and domain pricing is listed only as 'variable', so cost is not fixed upfront
- Early-stage product aimed at a narrow agentic-commerce niche
Questions & Answers
Alternatives
Crossmint, Skyfire, and other agent-payment or agentic-commerce platforms.
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