Agent tools by Baking Bad

Multichain swaps, built for agents.

Baking Bad builds tools that help agents use onchain services. 3Route lets an agent discover tokens, request a priced quote, and prepare an unsigned swap transaction through one documented API.

  • Schema-first
  • x402 + MPP payments
  • Unsigned by design
Agent execution Clear inputs, prices, and outputs
API v6.1
01
Discover Chains + token metadata
Free
02
Quote Compare expected amounts
$0.002
03
Build swap Receive an unsigned transaction
$0.005

Agent-native payments

Pay with the request
Base Solana Etherlink

From agent builders to agents

Clear to people. Structured for agents.

Baking Bad provides tools that help agents discover APIs, understand costs, and prepare actions safely. Human operators can inspect the same contract and stay in control of signing.

For people building agents

Integrate with a contract, not a custom dashboard.

The OpenAPI document describes each request, response, constraint, price, and payment method. A person can review it, and an agent can plan with it.

Inspect the contract
For agents making requests

Discover, reason, pay, then act.

The agent resolves exact token units, compares a fresh quote, pays through an advertised method, and asks for user approval before signing or broadcasting.

Load the agent workflow

A clear agent workflow

Three documented steps to a swap.

Supported networks are published in the API contract, and token discovery is free. Quote and swap requests show their price and accepted payment methods before the agent pays.

Step 01 Free

Select a network and tokens

Read the chain enum from the current API contract, then resolve token addresses and decimals.

Step 02 $0.002

Check a fresh quote

Compare the expected input and output before asking 3Route to construct a transaction.

Step 03 $0.005

Build and verify the swap

Validate the unsigned transaction, then ask the user before signing or broadcasting it.

Documentation for people and agents

Start with the contract. Continue with the skill.

People can read these resources directly. Agents can use the same files to understand the API, follow the safe workflow, and read the supported chain enum.