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AI · March 11, 2026

Delx

Ops protocol for AI agents — recovery & free tools

What it does

Delx is the ops protocol for AI agents. When your agent hits a retry storm, context overflow, or silent failure, Delx converts it into a recovery plan, a reliability score, and a controller-ready update. Free: core recovery, heartbeat, discovery, and 10 utility tools (JSON validator, token counter, UUID generator, etc.) via MCP, A2A, REST, or CLI. Premium: controller artifacts via x402 micropayments from $0.01 USDC.

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