v0.14.0 - Discoverable by buyers you didn't build for
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[](https://obol.org/obolnetwork.png) # v0.14.0 - Discoverable by buyers you didn't build for > Point an external buyer tool at your storefront and it can enumerate everything you sell, then pay for it. No integration, no prior knowledge of your endpoints. Until now a buyer had to already know one of your offers to pay it. v0.14.0 publishes a single **stack-level x402 discovery document** at `/.well-known/x402` on your shared storefront, listing every paid route across every ready offer — and the compatibility work that lets AgentCash, Bankr, Ponc
v0.14.0-rc3 - It comes up > rc2 shipped the features. rc3 makes them survive contact with a real k3s stack. Two blockers turned up testing rc2 on a stack that wasn't a developer's laptop, and both of them broke something rc2 had just introduced. obol stack up failed outright on the k3s backend — Kubernetes has rejected loopback addresses in Endpoints since v1.33, and that is exactly what the resolver handed it. And the storefront branding editor, rc2's headline operator feature, iframed a preview ori
v0.14.0-rc2 - Discoverable by buyers you didn't build for
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v0.14.0-rc2 - Discoverable by buyers you didn't build for > One /.well-known/x402 for the whole stack — and the compatibility work that lets AgentCash, Bankr, Poncho and any generic x402 SDK actually find and pay it. Up to now a buyer had to already know one of your offers to pay it. rc2 publishes a single stack-level x402 discovery document at /.well-known/x402 on your shared storefront, listing every paid route across every ready offer. Point an external buyer tool at your storefront root and it ca
v0.14.0-rc1 - Talk to the agent you're selling > The chat widget is back. Buyers open your agent's page, sign once, and start talking — every turn paid on-chain, no wallet popup per message. v0.14.0-rc1 re-lands the built-in browser chat widget that was carved out of rc0, and pairs it with the payment plumbing it needs: an opt-in auth-capture unlock gate that settles a client-signed fee split on-chain, and fee-revenue metrics for operators who want to see what a session actually earned. Every `type=a
v0.14.0-rc0 - Hardening pass > Fewer sharp edges. A release cycle spent making the paths you already use fail closed, stay honest, and survive restarts. v0.14.0-rc0 is a stability and security-hardening release candidate. Rather than a single headline feature, this cycle tightened the surfaces that matter when a stack is actually selling: input validation and fail-closed behavior on the x402 payment path, SSRF and injection defenses in service discovery, and safer defaults for the CLI's destructive operation
v0.13.0 - Your storefront, your brand > One stack, many storefronts. Every seller page — landing page, catalog, checkout — now carries your identity, on your domain. v0.13.0 turns the Obol Stack storefront from a single dev-tool page into a real, sellable web presence. You can now brand the whole buyer journey (name, logo, theme, colours, rich descriptions, even custom CSS), and you can run multiple storefronts from one stack — each paid service can live on its own domain with its own branding, while
v0.13.0-rc4 - Your storefront, your brand > One stack, many storefronts. Every seller page — landing page, catalog, checkout — now carries your identity, on your domain. v0.13.0-rc4 turns the Obol Stack storefront from a single dev-tool page into a real, sellable web presence. You can now brand the whole buyer journey (name, logo, theme, colours, rich descriptions, even custom CSS), and you can run multiple storefronts from one stack — each paid service can live on its own domain with its own brandin
v0.13.0-rc3 - Multiple Storefronts > Production installs pull repo: @sha256:… — digests are bound at apply time, never committed. This release candidate closes the job-broker ImagePullBackOff GA follow-up from rc2 and replaces the digests-in-git / repin-PR release train with a single image policy. > [!WARNING] > This software is early alpha, you could lose what you put in. Please use caution when it comes to non-testnet assets. This is a pre-release candidate. Install / Upgrade #
v0.13.0-rc2 - Multi-storefront and returning customers
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v0.13.0-rc2 - Route-surface gates & async jobs > One offer, many routes — sell a free health check, a paid inference route, and an identity-gated endpoint from a single ServiceOffer, and take long-running paid jobs that settle up front and deliver later. This release candidate rolls up the route-surface gating, async job-broker, x402 security/spec-fidelity hardening, and x402scan discovery work staged in integration/v0.13.0-rc1, on top of the v0.13.0-rc0 agent-runtime line. Get started by declaring a route
v0.13.0-rc1 - Route-surface gates & async jobs > One offer, many routes — sell a free health check, a paid inference route, and an identity-gated endpoint from a single ServiceOffer, and take long-running paid jobs that settle up front and deliver later. This release candidate rolls up the route-surface gating, async job-broker, x402 security/spec-fidelity hardening, and x402scan discovery work staged in integration/v0.13.0-rc1, on top of the v0.13.0-rc0 agent-runtime line. Unlike rc0, **the full release s
v0.13.0-rc0 - Agent runtime resilience This draft release candidate rolls up the seller-journey, app-resume, LiteLLM zero-downtime, remote-signer, Hermes-agent, skills, dependency-update, and smoke-hardening work staged in integration/v0.13.0-rc0. > [!WARNING] > This is a pre-release candidate. The RC smoke is not fully green yet (flow-13 agent-buy and flow-14 chart-fetch blockers, see Known Issues); do not promote to v0.13.0 until they are fixed and the full release smoke passes from the integration tip.
v0.12.0 — Make the storefront yours > Brand your storefront, sell it from more than one domain, and give the agents shopping it a cleaner buy flow. v0.11.0 opened up the agent marketplace — bring-your-own-key inference, multi-currency offers, and permanent Cloudflare tunnels. v0.12.0 builds on that shopfront: now you can set your storefront's name, tagline, and logo, expose it on more than one domain, and have a tidier buy experience for the agents purchasing your services — plus payment-correctn
v0.12.0-rc1 — Make the storefront yours > Brand your storefront, sell it from more than one domain, and give the agents shopping it a cleaner buy flow. v0.11.0 opened up the agent marketplace — bring-your-own-key inference, multi-currency offers, and permanent Cloudflare tunnels. v0.12.0 builds on that shopfront: set your storefront's name, tagline, and logo, expose it on more than one domain, and a tidier buy experience for the agents purchasing your services — plus payment-correctness and depen
v0.12.0-rc0 — Make the storefront yours > Brand your storefront, sell it from more than one domain, and give the agents shopping it a cleaner buy flow. v0.11.0 opened up the agent marketplace — bring-your-own-key inference, multi-currency offers, and permanent Cloudflare tunnels. v0.12.0 builds on that shopfront: set your storefront's name, tagline, and logo, expose it on more than one domain, and a tidier buy experience for the agents purchasing your services — plus payment-correctness and depen
v0.11.0 — Agents for hire > Permanent storefront URLs, multi-currency offerings, and cheaper remote inference providers, let agent businesses improve their retention, incentivization, and profit margins. v0.11.0 widens both ends of the agent marketplace. On the supply side, a bring-your-own-key provider registry turns obol model setup into a one-command on-ramp to hosted inference — Openrouter, Venice, NVIDIA NIM, NVIDIA GMI, Novita and Hugging Face — so a capable agent no longer needs a local GPU or t
v0.11.0-rc1 — Agents with permanent storefronts and multi currency offerings > Permanent storefront URLs, and cheaper remote inference providers, allows for agent businesses to improve their retention and profit margins. This is a release candidate for Obol's upcoming v0.11.0. This release introduces a number of alternative upstream inference providers for the stack, including Openrouter, Venice, NVIDIA NIM, [NVIDIA GMI](ht
v0.11.0-rc0 — Agents with permanent storefronts > Permanent storefront URLs, and cheaper remote inference providers, allows for agent businesses to improve their retention and profit margins. This is a release candidate for Obol's upcoming v0.11.0. This release introduces a number of alternative upstream inference providers for the stack, including Openrouter, Venice, NVIDIA NIM, NVIDIA GMI, [N
v0.10.0 — Agents that earn > Sellers know more than buyers about their products. This is true for agents too. This release allows stack users to sell specialised agents alongside their x402 APIs. v0.10.0 is the release where Obol agents become economic actors. They sell services over x402 micropayments — raw inference, whole agents, gated HTTP APIs, and MCP tool calls. Get started selling services from your stack with obol sell demo to sell a basic hello-world service, and if you have a capable model s
v0.9.0 — $OBOL is money > The obol or obolus (Ancient Greek: ὀβολός) was a form of ancient Greek currency and weight. - Wikipedia) This release introduces the Hermes agent framework by NousResearch, along wi
v0.8.0 — Agent Payments on Base and Mainnet This release gives Obol Agents the ability to sell inference and http services via x402 payments on Base and Mainnet. Agents can now discover and register themselves on ERC-8004 registries, along with their services to sell. These can be exposed through a cloudflare tunnel with an obol sell command. Like: `obol sell http my-service-for-sale --upstream my-service.openclaw-obol-agent.svc.cluster.local --port 8090 --wallet --price 0.001 --chain
v0.7.0 — Agent Payments This release gives Obol Agents the ability to sell inference and http services via x402 payments on Base (and Base Sepolia). Agents can now discover and register themselves on ERC-8004 registries, along with their services to sell. These can be exposed through a cloudflare tunnel with an obol sell command. Like: `obol sell http my-service-for-sale --upstream my-service.openclaw-obol-agent.svc.cluster.local --port 8090 --wallet --price 0.001 --chain base-sepolia
v0.6.0 — Local Agents for Ethereum This is the Obol Stack's v0.6.0 release. It allows you to run AI agents on your own hardware with local-first inference and decentralised infrastructure. Highlights - Qwen 3.5 as default local model — obol model setup now also recommends qwen3.5:9b, a strong general-purpose model that runs well on consum
v0.5.0 — Selling on Ethereum This is the Obol Stack's v0.5.0 release. This release begins the support for x402 payments on Base Sepolia testnet. An upcoming v0.6.0 will roll out wider support on mainnet and Base mainnet, and a further update will add flexibility to the assets that you can pay in, and resources you can pay for. Get started with the quickstart guide here. > [!WARNING] > The Obol Stack is in early alpha, please expect breaking changes. Do not use the stack with must-work applications, nor should you giv
