MCPie
MCPie
The world's fragmented public data — turned queryable in the open, by the contributors who supply it, before someone builds it closed.
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Three layers
What agents touch
Every vertical ships as an MCP server with an x402 endpoint — agents pay per query in USDC.
The data itself
Thousands of fragmented public sources, made clean, structured, and traceable to origin.
Who supplies it
Contributors gather and maintain every record; proof-of-fetch verifies it; the network pays them back.
The supply side of the agent economy doesn't exist yet — so we're building it as an open network.
Wherever public information is fragmented and valuable, a vertical can grow. These are the first the network is forming around — it expands wherever contributors and demand point it.
Public procurement fragments across thousands of national and municipal portals in dozens of languages. No one has built an agent-queryable layer over the below-threshold long tail.
→Permit and planning data lives in 30,000+ municipal portals with no global owner. The incumbents' moat is 100+ human researchers — exactly what a contributor network inverts.
→US federal plus 5,000+ state and local portals. Mid-market bidders are priced out of $15–30K incumbents and stitch coverage together by hand.
→Site, investigator, and CRO intelligence drives multi-million-dollar trial decisions, yet it's scattered across registries with no unified, queryable view.
→149 jurisdictions now mandate UBO disclosure, but the data sits in separate national registries. KYB and AML teams pay enterprise rates for partial coverage.
→Every payer publishes drug-coverage PDFs separately and changes them monthly. Market-access teams below the top 20 pharma can't afford the six-figure incumbents.
→Device coverage and billing codes are fragmented across payers with no well-capitalized incumbent — the cleanest proof that a contributor model can own a vertical outright.
→Conformity and certification records differ per country. Importers and compliance teams reassemble them manually for every market they enter.
→Funding opportunities span hundreds of funder portals. Specialists report saving roughly 190 hours a year from aggregation alone.
→Denied-party, sanctions, and regulatory-enforcement records are mission-critical for compliance teams and currently locked behind expensive single-vendor feeds.
→ + Propose a vertical Don't see your field? The network grows where contributors point it — propose a vertical and open a Genesis bounty.WORKS