Graphlite is the first multi-agent routing engine on
@base
One key unlocks 3,000+ tools across 108 providers. Every call shows its price upfront, settles with zero markup and leaves an onchain receipt.
Pay only for what runs.
Just applied for X Premium Business.
It's a small step, but it reflects where Graphlite is heading: an AI desktop in your browser with terminal, launchpad, staking, 3,000+ endpoints.
Good is crowded. We're here to be the best of it.
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Graphlite fourteen tabs became one desktop
Explorer, wallet, docs, API console, charts, chat. Onchain work lives scattered across browser chaos.
So we packed everything into an operating system that boots inside Chrome, Safari, whatever. Terminal, catalog, portfolio, whitepaper, plus a resident assistant who actually talks back.
Nothing to install.
Unlock the screen, type "help" and see what answers.
Graphlite: paid for an empty answer
Status 200. Body: nothing. Your invoice counted it anyway, then the agent filled that gap with confident guesses.
Our router prefers endpoints checked live, skipping dead ones before spending. Blank results cost zero. Every billed response writes provider, price plus result hash onchain, so anyone can verify what actually came back.
How many hollow replies did last month's bill include?
Graphlite the subscriptions your agent barely touched
Search API, $50/mo. Enrichment seat, $99. Scraper tier, $75. Last month each got hit maybe twelve times.
Flat fees paying for idle capacity.
We price per call instead. Fractions of cents, zero markup, nothing billed while agents sleep.
Open that card statement tonight. Count them.
Graphlite: the bill nobody reads
Picture an agent firing thousands of calls overnight. Morning comes. Ask what each request cost and you get a shrug.
Most builders learn weeks later, buried inside vague invoice lines.
We went another way. Price shows upfront, payment settles onchain, every receipt stays public. Zero markup.
Want to see yours? Soon.