@tavilyai: We're excited to announce our partnership with @coinbase to bring Tavily to x402, the open protocol for internet-native…
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Tavily partners with Coinbase to integrate its web search tool into the x402 protocol for agentic payments, allowing AI agents to pay per search request via a Base wallet without needing an API key.
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We’re excited to announce our partnership with @coinbase to bring Tavily to x402, the open protocol for internet-native agentic payments.
With x402, agents can discover and use Tavily web search at runtime without an API key. Agents use a @Base wallet to pay per-request and get https://t.co/pw834DiXdz
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