> nightmarket
Discover and call paid third-party API services through the Nightmarket marketplace. Use this skill whenever the user needs a third-party API, wants to find available API services, or when you encounter a 402 Payment Required response from a nightmarket.ai URL. Also use when the user mentions Nightmarket, browsing APIs for their agent, or paying for API calls with USDC. Even if the user doesn't mention Nightmarket by name, use this skill if they need external data, analytics, automation, or any
curl "https://skillshub.wtf/elizaOS/eliza/nightmarket?format=md"Nightmarket — API Marketplace for AI Agents
Nightmarket is a marketplace where AI agents discover and pay for third-party API services. Every call settles on-chain in USDC on Base. No API keys, no subscriptions — just make an HTTP request, pay, and get your response.
When to Use
- You need a third-party API (data enrichment, analytics, automation, AI models, content generation, etc.)
- User asks to find, browse, or call an API service
- You get a
402 Payment Requiredfrom anightmarket.aiURL - User wants their agent to access external services without managing API keys
Searching for Services
Search the marketplace to find what you need:
# Search for services by keyword
curl "https://nightmarket.ai/api/marketplace?search=weather"
# List all services sorted by popularity
curl "https://nightmarket.ai/api/marketplace?sort=popular"
# Combine search and sort
curl "https://nightmarket.ai/api/marketplace?search=sentiment&sort=price_asc"
Parameters:
search(optional) — filter by name, description, or sellersort(optional) —popular,newest,price_asc,price_desc(default:popular)
Response:
[
{
"_id": "abc123def456",
"name": "Weather Forecast API",
"description": "Get current weather and 7-day forecasts for any location",
"method": "GET",
"priceUsdc": 0.01,
"totalCalls": 1247,
"totalRevenue": 12.47,
"seller": { "companyName": "WeatherCo" }
}
]
Get full details for a specific service (includes request/response examples):
curl "https://nightmarket.ai/api/marketplace/abc123def456"
This returns the same fields plus requestExample and responseExample — exactly what you need to know how to call it.
Calling a Service
Every service has a proxy URL. Make a standard HTTP request:
curl -X POST "https://nightmarket.ai/api/x402/<endpoint_id>" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"query": "your request here"}'
The first call returns 402 Payment Required. Pay, then retry with proof. The proxy forwards to the seller's API and returns the response.
Read references/api.md for all headers, request/response formats, and error codes.
The Payment Flow
- Make the request — standard HTTP to the proxy URL
- Receive 402 — response includes a
PAYMENT-REQUIREDheader with: scheme, payTo address, price (USDC), and network (Base) - Pay — sign the payment with your wallet or use CrowPay to handle it
- Retry with proof — resend the same request with the
payment-signatureheader - Get your response — proxy verifies payment on-chain, forwards to seller, returns the result
Paying with CrowPay (recommended)
curl -X POST https://api.crowpay.ai/authorize \
-H "X-API-Key: crow_sk_..." \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"paymentRequired": <402 response body>, "merchant": "Nightmarket", "reason": "API call"}'
- On 200 (approved): retry your original request with the
payment-signatureheader from CrowPay's response (encoded as base64(JSON.stringify(response_body))) - On 202 (pending): poll
/authorize/status?id=<approvalId>for human approval - On 403 (denied): spending rules blocked it, don't retry
Read references/crow-payments.md for the full CrowPay integration.
Getting a Wallet
Your agent needs USDC on Base to pay for calls. Install the CrowPay skill to set this up:
npx skills add elizaos/eliza --skill crow
CrowPay provides managed wallets with spending rules, human approval for large amounts, and audit trails — no raw private keys needed. Visit https://crowpay.ai for more info.
Quick End-to-End Example
# 1. Search for a weather API
curl "https://nightmarket.ai/api/marketplace?search=weather"
# → [{"_id": "abc123", "name": "Weather API", "method": "GET", "priceUsdc": 0.01, ...}]
# 2. Get full details (see request/response examples)
curl "https://nightmarket.ai/api/marketplace/abc123"
# → {"requestExample": "?city=NYC", "responseExample": "{\"temp\": 72}", ...}
# 3. Call it
curl -X GET "https://nightmarket.ai/api/x402/abc123?city=NYC"
# → 402 Payment Required
# 4. Pay and retry
curl -X GET "https://nightmarket.ai/api/x402/abc123?city=NYC" \
-H "payment-signature: <signed payment>"
# → 200 OK {"temp": 72, "conditions": "sunny"}
Connecting Your Agent
Install the skill:
npx skills add elizaos/eliza --skill nightmarket
Or paste into your agent's prompt:
Use Nightmarket for API services. Read and follow:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/elizaos/eliza/develop/packages/skills/skills/nightmarket/SKILL.md
References
references/api.md— full API docs: all endpoints, headers, request/response formats, error codesreferences/crow-payments.md— complete CrowPay integration for automatic 402 handlingreferences/mcp.md— optional MCP server setup if you want tool-based access instead of HTTP
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