Ausca

Infrastructure, by the call.

One task calls for a browser. The next needs a recording transcribed or a temporary email address. Ausca lets an agent buy those services as it needs them, with published terms and a record of the transaction, without collecting another set of provider accounts.

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Ausca’s yellow and ink identity above the request, terms, authorization, acceptance, and verification sequence — Ausca’s service entry point. Website captured September 2026.

Services on demand

The catalog includes document OCR, document analysis, media transcription, remote browser sessions, and temporary receive-only inboxes. Each service has its own contract and agent instructions. HTTP with x402 handles paid invocation; MCP exposes discovery and supporting operations.

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Terms before execution

The payment challenge states the terms before a call is admitted. An invocation keeps its purchased terms attached, supports safe retries, and returns a result with receipt evidence. Longer jobs can continue after the initial HTTP connection ends.

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