Agent Tools
Expose nine network and text utility tools—DNS, WHOIS, email, IP, URL, headers, QR, text, and tech detection—to your agent with optional x402 payments on Base.
Overview
Agent Tools is an MCP server for the build phase that exposes nine utilities—DNS, WHOIS, email, IP, URL, headers, QR, text, and tech—with optional x402 on Base.
What is this MCP server?
- Nine agent utility tools: DNS, WHOIS, email, IP, URL, headers, QR, text, tech
- Hosted streamable-http MCP at tools.beethoven2024.com/mcp
- x402 payment rail on Base for metered agent tool access
- Covers email validation and HTTP header inspection use cases
- Remote-first; no required local API key in published server.json
- Nine utility tool categories named in server description
- Remote MCP URL https://tools.beethoven2024.com/mcp (streamable-http)
- x402 payment support on Base noted in registry description
What problem does it solve?
Agents need a grab bag of network and text checks but spinning up nine separate services is too heavy for a solo builder.
Who is it for?
Agent builders who want a hosted utility bundle and may use x402 on Base instead of maintaining their own lookup APIs.
Skip if: Teams that require only on-prem stdio tools, deep CRM integrations, or guaranteed free tier without x402 payment mechanics.
What do I get? / Deliverables
One remote MCP endpoint answers DNS, WHOIS, headers, and related utility calls so integration debugging stays in the agent.
- DNS, WHOIS, IP, and URL lookup results via MCP
- Email, header, QR, text, and tech detection outputs
- Single remote endpoint for nine documented utility categories
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Journey fit
Builders wire miscellaneous production checks into agents during integration work, before relying on those checks at ship time. Integrations is where multi-tool MCP bundles land so agents can call DNS, headers, and URL utilities from one endpoint.
How it compares
Multi-tool remote MCP utility hub, not a single-domain WhoisJSON specialist or local CLI.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is Agent Tools MCP for?
Solo developers and agent authors who need DNS, WHOIS, email, URL, and header utilities from one hosted MCP endpoint.
When should I use Agent Tools MCP?
Use it while wiring integrations, validating infrastructure, or researching sites when you want nine utilities without custom scripts.
How do I add Agent Tools to my agent?
Register the streamable-http remote https://tools.beethoven2024.com/mcp in your MCP client and follow x402-on-Base payment docs if your host requires it.