Generate an image
StableStudio +4 providers
TaskFuel · for Claude Code, Cursor & friends
Every useful API costs money it can't pay. TaskFuel gives it a prepaid balance and one key that works on every paid API — an image for 2¢, a lead for 5¢. When the balance is empty, everything stops.
curl -fsSL https://taskfuel.ai/install.sh | sh
hero art: FLUX1.1 [pro], bought for 4¢ through a 402 API.
Nine services normally means nine signups, nine keys and nine invoices. Here it means one balance.
Top up with a card or crypto. Your agent spends cents from that balance and nothing else — there is no card on file to drain.
Set a per-call ceiling and a daily limit. A retry loop hits the wall instead of your card.
We detect whether the endpoint speaks x402, L402 or MPP, pay it, and hand back the response. You read the receipt.
Hand an agent the key and a budget. It buys exactly what it needs, one call at a time.
Every API here is tested and priced before it goes in the catalog; dead endpoints get pulled. No subscriptions.
StableStudio +4 providers
StableEnrich
VoiceRelay +2 providers
SocialScan
DocDigest
Exa
Suno via Locus
NetIntel
AviationStack
A recipe is a few paid calls your agent composes into one result. Every ingredient is priced. The total is on the tag.
Hand it an email address before a sales call. You get a one-page dossier back.
Three art drafts for a blog post. Pick one, publish, credit the machine.
Is a keyword heating up or cooling off? Ask before you build the thing.
FOR API PROVIDERS
Agents want to buy what you already sell — they just can't sign up, can't hold a card and won't commit to a subscription. List your API in the TaskFuel catalog and every agent on the network can call it, one cent at a time.
Keep your API exactly as it is. No SDK, no 402 support, no engineering ticket — we handle metering and payment in front of your existing endpoint.
Every call settles immediately to your account. No invoicing, no net-30, no chasing. You watch the balance go up per request.
Reach every TaskFuel user and the agents they run. Cent-sized calls, at machine volume, from buyers who would never have made it through your signup form.

The agent pays each call from the balance you loaded. The endpoint never sees a card number, and you never see a checkout. Cents leave, a receipt arrives.