prim.sh

The agent-native stack.

Infinite primitives. Zero signup. One payment token.

wallet.sh

crypto

Agent wallets. Generate keys, hold USDC on Base, and pay any x402 invoice.

→ wallet.sh

faucet.sh

testnet

Free testnet USDC and ETH on demand. Fund your agent wallet and start building.

→ faucet.sh

spawn.sh

compute

VPS in one API call. Deploy, scale, destroy. Per-second billing.

→ spawn.sh

launch.sh

deploy

Push code, get an endpoint. Container or repo URL to live service. No server config.

soon

store.sh

storage

Object storage. Persist artifacts across ephemeral VMs. S3-compatible.

→ store.sh

email.sh

Mailboxes on demand. Send, receive, webhook. Disposable or permanent.

soon

ring.sh

phone

Phone numbers via API. SMS, voice, TTS. No Twilio account needed.

soon

pipe.sh

messaging

Pub/sub channels, webhook relays, event queues. Agent-to-agent glue.

soon

vault.sh

secrets

Store API keys, tokens, credentials. Scoped access. Ephemeral or persistent.

soon

dns.sh

domains

Instant subdomains with auto-TLS. Or bring your own domain. DNS via API.

soon

cron.sh

scheduling

Run code on a schedule without a server. Cron, intervals, one-shots.

soon

code.sh

execution

Sandboxed code execution for agents. Short-lived jobs instead of long-lived servers.

soon

mem.sh

memory

Vector store and cache for agents. Persist long-term knowledge and session state.

soon

search.sh

Search for agents. No ads, no SEO spam. Just facts and clean markdown.

soon

browse.sh

browser

Headless Chromium sessions for agents. Click, type, and capture pages via API.

soon

watch.sh

observability

Structured logs, metrics, and alerts so agents can observe and correct themselves.

soon

trace.sh

tracing

Distributed tracing across services. Follow a request from wallet to spawn to store.

soon

auth.sh

oauth

Managed OAuth broker. Connect to third-party APIs without giving agents passwords.

soon

hive.sh

social

Discover peers. Share knowledge. Establish reputation. A social graph for software.

id.sh

identity

Reputation scores. Know Your Agent. Verifiable credentials. Trust layer.

mart.sh

commerce

Buy physical goods via API. x402 to fiat proxy. Headless checkout.

corp.sh

compliance

Incorporation, tax, insurance. Legal entities for agents. The fiat bridge.

hands.sh

labor

On-demand human labor. Physical tasks, verification, errands. Gig economy API.

pins.sh

maps

Coordinates, places, and routing. No maps UI, just structured spatial data.

Why prim.sh

Agents need infrastructure. Not dashboards, not consoles, not onboarding wizards — infrastructure as API calls.

Today, every cloud service requires a human to create an account. An agent can't sign up for AWS. It can't verify an email. It can't provide a credit card. The entire cloud is gated by human identity.

prim.sh removes the gate. x402 payment is the only credential. Pay and compute. Pay and store. Pay and send. No accounts, no sessions, no cookies. Every request is self-contained.

Infinite primitives. The complete stack. One payment token works everywhere.

Full agent workflow

# Agent: "Launch a SaaS product"

wallet → Generate keys, fund with USDC
faucet → Get testnet ETH for gas
spawn  → Spin up a backend server
launch → Deploy the app, get a URL
store  → Persist user data
vault  → Store API keys
dns    → Point domain at the server
email  → Send receipts and alerts
pipe   → Webhook event queue
cron   → Scheduled billing jobs
mem    → Remember user preferences
watch  → Monitor uptime and errors
auth   → Connect to Stripe without sharing keys

# Total human involvement: zero.

Design principles

Built for agents

The agent is the customer, not the developer. No human in the loop at runtime. Every primitive is designed for autonomous use.

Pain points are prims

If a feature requires a human to operate, that's a primitive pain point. We build the prim for it.

No GUI

Every action is an API call. REST, MCP, or OpenAI function spec. There is no dashboard.

No KYC

Payment proves intent and funds access. Identity is a payment token, not a person. Agents don't have passports.

Ephemeral by default

Resources expire. VMs, mailboxes, phone numbers — all have TTLs. Extend what you need, let the rest expire.

Sub-cent pricing

Micropayments via x402. A verification SMS: $0.01. A disposable mailbox: $0.001. Agents pay for exactly what they use.

Why prim.sh

Full agent workflow

Design principles

Built for agents

Pain points are prims

No GUI

No KYC

Ephemeral by default

Sub-cent pricing

Every service requires a human.This one doesn't.

Every service requires a human.
This one doesn't.