For agents
Every trading agent needs a sextant.
An agent told to “buy Nvidia” has to pick a token. Pick wrong and it pays 3.5% more at $1,000, or fails outright at $25,000. Sextant gives agents the measurement, in four shapes.
MCP server
Seven tools (best_route, fair_value, tape, depth, ask, prepare_trade, portfolio) for Claude Code, Cursor or any MCP client. No Binance keys in the agent.
{
"mcpServers": {
"sextant": {
"command": "node",
"args": ["<repo>/mcp/dist/index.js"],
"env": { "SEXTANT_URL": "https://<your-sextant>" }
}
}
}Agentic Wallet skill
Drop-in skill for Binance Agentic Wallet. Instead of asking the user “Ondo or bStocks?”, the agent measures, then hands the winning token address to `baw market-order swap`.
cp -r skills/sextant-best-execution ~/.claude/skills/ # then, in your agent: "Buy $1,000 of Nvidia, but not if I'm paying over 0.5% weekend premium"
Pay-per-call API · x402 / b402
Machine-payable endpoints. No API key, no signup: agents pay in stablecoins per request through Binance b402, gas-sponsored on BSC.
GET /api/x402/route?q=NVDA&usd=1000 $0.01 GET /api/x402/fair?q=COIN $0.005 GET /api/x402/tape $0.005 → 402 Payment Required + accepts[] → sign → retry with X-PAYMENT
Sextant Desk on BNB Agent Studio
An autonomous seller agent with an ERC-8004 identity and ERC-8183 task interface, running Qwen. Other agents buy best-execution briefs from it; it pays its own LLM bill.
cd agent/sextantdesk bag doctor && bag dev # local bag deploy --provider bnb # managed runtime # A2A skill: negotiate → fund job → notify_funded → brief delivered on-chain
GET /api/route?q=<ticker|company>&usd=<n>&side=buy|sell best execution across issuers
GET /api/fair?q=<ticker> weekend / after-hours fair value
GET /api/depth?q=<ticker> execution-cost curve $50 → $50k
GET /api/board the consolidated tape
GET /api/portfolio?wallet=0x… holdings in underlying shares
POST /api/ask {"text": "buy $50 of apple"} Qwen intent → route + fair value + gate
POST /api/trade/prepare {tokenAddress, side, amountUnits, wallet} approval | swap(+simulation) | rfqAll data comes from the Binance Web3 API (RWA Data, Market, Trading, Transaction, Wallet, b402). Try it on the trade page.