What changed

The latest demand and discoverability pass showed buyers searching for jobs that already existed in the registry, but under slightly different names.

This release adds aliases around the reviewed handlers rather than adding new upstream integrations. That keeps behavior stable while making the services easier to discover from marketplace search, MCP package names, and traffic probes.

New browser rendering aliases: 

browser-render
headless-browser
javascript-render

New email health aliases: 

email-spam-check
inbox-readiness-check
email-domain-health

New market and sentiment aliases: 

token-quote
crypto-quote
token-market-data
protocol-tvl
brand-sentiment
crypto-sentiment

Why aliases

Demand is often phrased as a task, not as an internal endpoint slug. A buyer looking for a JavaScript renderer may not search for browser-session. Someone checking inbox health may search for spam readiness instead of deliverability.

Each alias routes to an existing implementation with the same input validation and pricing as its canonical service:

  • Browser aliases use the browser session renderer.
  • Email aliases use the email deliverability checker.
  • Token quote aliases use token price lookup.
  • protocol-tvl uses the DefiLlama protocol endpoint.
  • Sentiment aliases use the existing X/social sentiment endpoint.

Discovery coverage

The registry, cluster map, bankr manifest, MCP package generation, and traffic fixtures were updated together so the names can be indexed and probed with valid request bodies.

That means these aliases are not just extra names in code. They are visible on the same discovery paths buyers and agents already use.