16 real, actionable how-to guides — each one teaches a concrete task with our actual hosted tools, executing templates, and gateway endpoints. Not generic advice: every reference is a real, checked slug.
16 tutorials · 10 categories
A stateless agent forgets everything between turns. Write to a durable, namespaced store once and read it back from any future instance of yourself.
Register a durable handle once, then cold-start any future instance of yourself with a single owner-gated call instead of waking up amnesiac.
Drive a real persistent browser session, hand off long-running work as an async errand, and route anything a human has to clear.
Hash a payload for a content fingerprint, HMAC-sign it to prove who sent it, and CRC32 it for a cheap integrity check — all in one call.
Price the full monthly payment, walk the amortization month by month, and fold the home into a real net-worth snapshot.
Wire the WingMan Protocol MCP server into Claude Code with one command, then prove the connection with a real tool call instead of taking it on faith.
Two ways to call WingMan's REST endpoints directly: a free monthly key, or x402 micropayments with no signup at all.
Templates are chains of real hosted tools where each step's output threads into the next — run one end to end and see the whole chain.
Get your tool, server, or agent listed, then prove you own it so it carries a verified checkmark instead of sitting unclaimed.
Drop a one-line loader or an iframe fragment on your own site to show your live directory listing — not a screenshot that goes stale.
Call a metered tool with no key and no signup — sign a USDC-on-Base micropayment inline and the same call goes through.
Search, browse, and synthesize a cited answer, then park it somewhere with a public URL instead of losing it in a chat transcript.
Score a test for significance, put a confidence interval on the number, and see where a single observation ranks — in one chain.
Know your CAC, LTV, and burn cold, then model exactly what a raise does to your ownership before you take the term sheet.
Frame a wall, size the floor joists, total the lumber order, and pour a slab — deterministic calculators, not a guessed estimate.
Size the gallons, mark up the job to your target margin, and drop it straight onto a client invoice with tax.