QVeris

QVeris is a capability routing network for AI agents. It is built to let an agent discover, inspect, and call real-world verified capabilities, including live data, tools, and external services, through one protocol. The site describes a workflow that moves from intent to structured output, with discovery, inspection, and execution in real time.

Its capability browser and provider hub are central parts of the product. QVeris says it offers natural-language search across 10,000+ capabilities and 15+ categories, and that each capability can be inspected before a call. The inspection step surfaces latency, success rate, and credit cost, and the calling step returns structured JSON output. The page also says that every capability is connected to real providers, with provider details, capability category, sample parameters, source context, quality signals, pricing rules, and fallback routes visible before use. It further states that a capability can map to multiple providers, so alternative supply is available when a provider is unavailable or priced poorly.

The page highlights finance-related use cases. It lists Quant Trading, Macro & Fixed Income, Risk & Compliance, Investment Research, Crypto & Digital Assets, and Alternative Signals, with examples such as prices, factors, flow, rates, curves, inflation, KYC, sanctions, regulatory, earnings, valuation, consensus, on-chain, DeFi, news, events, and social. It also mentions audit trails for every call, and says call results, provider choice, cost, and execution context become queryable records for debugging, review, and governance.

QVeris is delivered through a live demo, signup, docs, and a developer area. It supports 14+ agent platforms and specifically names Hermes Agent, OpenClaw, Cursor, and Claude Code, along with CLI, MCP, Python SDK, and REST API access. The site says the API key is auto-provisioned on signup, and that setup can be done in about 30 seconds, including a self-configuration flow for an agent. Pricing includes a free signup tier with a default API key and 1,000 credits. No open-source license is stated on the page.