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SQLPermit

□ No challenge detected

Decide whether an agent-authored PostgreSQL statement complies with an execution policy, using PostgreSQL's own parser rather than pattern matching. Detects statement stacking, data-modifying CTEs, COPY PROGRAM, privilege changes, and dangerous functions that read as ordinary SELECTs. Returns reason codes and an optional short-lived signed permit bound to the exact normalized statement. Never connects to your database.

x402
Base
USDC

Listed price: $0.02
Challenge detected: 0 of the last check
Last checked: 14 Oct, 17:47 UTC
In our index since: 14 Oct 2026

Endpoint

curl -i https://sqlpermit.schemasure.com/v1/guard/sql
# 402 Payment Required: pay with an x402 client (USDC on Base),
# then send the same request again with the payment attached.

Agents can find it through the Superstables MCP server and JSON API: GET /api/v1/services/sqlpermit.schemasure.com

Recent checks

14 Oct 2026One bar per check, showing up to 20 recent checks. Coloured bars show relative response time, with a minimum visible height; full-height grey bars mean no challenge was detected. “Challenge detected” means HTTP 402 or another detected payment-challenge signal.14 Oct 2026

All 1 checks

When (UTC)	Result	HTTP	Response
14 Oct, 17:47 UTC	No challenge detected	404	787ms

Questions

Did our last probe detect a payment challenge?

No. At our last probe on 14 Oct, 17:47 UTC, we detected no payment challenge.

What price is recorded for SQLPermit?

Its listed price is $0.02.

What payment terms does SQLPermit advertise?

The listing advertises x402, Base and USDC. It names cdp as its facilitator. Check the seller's current payment challenge and authentication requirements before paying.

Where is SQLPermit listed?

In x402 Bazaar. Superstables first indexed it on 14 Oct 2026.

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