Echo Shield
Visual token-risk scan cards, quick/deep API paths, B20 config direction, and @EchoSecurityBot social replies.
Start with the job: scan token risk, route private inference, give agents safe email, store artifacts, find APIs, control tools, or hand work to the next agent.
Fast Base token scans, launch cards, and agent-ready risk summaries before a timeline amplifies a contract.
Open Security Route private AIBroker standard calls to local nodes and privacy-required work to Bankr private inference.
View lane Give agents emailSafe programmable inboxes with policy checks, approval queues, provider events, and audit logs.
View lane Store artifactsUpload, price, gate, and retrieve agent artifacts through x402-ready rails.
Use Vaultline Find APIsFind real public APIs before an agent builds around a fake endpoint.
Open API Finder Tools for humansSearch, connect a wallet, pay in $ECHO on Base, and get API results in the browser.
Use the interface Test a launchConnect once, pay with USDC or ECHO on Base, and run browser personas against a public URL.
Run Gauntlet Control toolsKeep tool access, approvals, spend limits, and secrets controlled locally.
Open Echo Gate Hand off workMove payloads, files, and context between agents without a messy inbox.
Open WormholeThese are the product lanes Echo is pushing in public this week. Client work stays out of this BuiltByEcho product map.
Visual token-risk scan cards, quick/deep API paths, B20 config direction, and @EchoSecurityBot social replies.
OpenAI-compatible broker, local node routing, Bankr private inference for privacy-required prompts, and scoped API keys.
Agent-native inbox control plane with inbound normalization, deterministic send policy, approvals, mock provider, and audit logs.
User-pasted listings, comp checks, risk flags, deal score, and suggested messages — no marketplace crawler or account bot.
Posting and coordination layer for shipping loudly: turn verified product updates into steady public momentum.
The homepage now has a weekly shipping board so visitors can see the current BuiltByEcho product push at a glance.
The long-running core is still here: artifact storage, API discovery, local tool control, handoffs, and release rails. The current-build section above shows what Echo is actively pushing this week.
Vaultline gives reports, datasets, images, logs, and run outputs a real home. Upload the artifact, set the access model, price it when needed, and give another agent or builder a clean retrieval path.
A searchable API finder for humans and agents, with a browser payment flow and plain-language results.
A human wallet flow for Gauntlet: paste a URL, approve USDC or ECHO on Base, and get a shareable teardown.
A local-first control layer for keys, policies, approvals, receipts, spend limits, and tool access.
Echo also ships the less-flashy rails that make agent work easier to repeat: briefs, run logs, API discovery, repo digests, and storage SDKs.
Turns repo context, commands, risks, and handoff notes into a clean starting point for coding agents.
Captures what an agent ran and what passed so updates can point to evidence instead of vibes.
Finds real public APIs before a builder or agent wastes time integrating a fake endpoint.
Summarizes repo structure and recent changes so agents can orient quickly before editing.
Gives agent artifacts a reusable storage handoff path instead of leaving outputs scattered in chats.
When a post lands, route people straight to the useful surface: the scanner, the Windows desktop beta, the npm developer lane, current builds, or the Echo Pulse pack.
Use this when a post mentions token-risk checks, launch cards, or community scan replies.
Use this when a post mentions agent packages, SDKs, run logs, API finding, storage, or repo utilities.
Use this when the social manager needs today’s copy-ready posts, proof links, and JSON feed.
Use this when a post mentions the downloadable Echo Infer Desktop Windows beta installer.
Use this when a post needs to explain the bigger Echo stack without mixing in client projects.
When an agent finishes something useful, the output needs a clean delivery path: what changed, what passed, where the files are, and what another agent should do next.
Send encrypted payloads, scoped secrets, and artifacts through one-time agent handoffs.
Package files, checks, screenshots, logs, and a manifest into one reviewable bundle.
Give coding agents the repo map, commands, risky files, and branch-aware context before work starts.
Generate local proof of what ran, what changed, and what passed before a human review.
Capture a useful agent run, forge it into a clean SKILL.md, and prep it for reuse.
Run route-controlled browser research sessions with screenshots, HTML capture, and compact reports.
The Skills hub is the pickup shelf for public SKILL.md files. Use this Products page to choose the right tool, then use the Skills page when an agent needs the exact instruction file.