Early access is open. API keys are issued by the Pramaan team, with $1.00 starter credit.
Request a keySearch, enrichment, social, media, email, auth and payments — behind one API, one key and one bill. Name the capability. Pramaan picks the provider and hands back a clean, neutral result.
> p.run("companies.enrich", { domain: "stripe.com" })
Routing calls to providers and aggregators
Your agent lists capabilities by namespace and reads the exact request schema and example. No guessing fields.
list_capabilities({ namespace: "web" })Pramaan picks the source, fails over if it has to, strips provider traces and returns the same shape every time.
p.run("web.search", { query: "..." })Anything that reaches the outside world — an email, a payment — declares its effect and waits for an explicit yes.
effectClass: "external_irreversible"Aggregators like treg and Monid are providers too. Pramaan sits one layer above them, so a single capability can draw on thousands of upstream endpoints — and you never sign up for any of them.
Agents shouldn't take a provider's word for it. Neither should you.
Every capability moves through three stages: built, spec-checked, live-verified. It only counts as live once a real call has returned the expected shape — and the log is kept, cost and all.
One API key and one prepaid balance across 67 providers. Connect your own provider accounts and those calls cost nothing extra.
Whether Exa, treg or Monid answers, you get the same clean shape. Swap or fail over sources without touching a line of your code.
Each capability declares its effect — read-only, reversible or irreversible. Irreversible ones wait for a yes, and idempotency keys stop double sends.
An outcome is a fixed recipe of capability steps under one business name. Ask for company.research and get the answer — Pramaan shows the plan before anything acts.
p.outcomes.run("company.research", {
domain: "stripe.com"
})
→ plan: web.search, web.read,
companies.enrich, companies.news
→ approve? yes
→ job done · 1 resultNo subscriptions, no seats. You see what the provider charges and what we add. Minimum $0.001 per call.
$1.00 starter credit, once per organisation.
Your own accounts are free — connect a provider you already pay and route through it.
Daily spend caps so a looping agent can't run up a bill.
A REST API with an OpenAPI spec. Capabilities, outcomes, jobs, balance and usage.
GET https://api.pramaan.dev/v1/capabilitiesFetch-only, so it runs in Node, Next.js, Bun and Workers. Jobs, idempotency and errors built in.
npm i @pramaan/sdkAny MCP client can list, describe and run capabilities and outcomes — with approval prompts for actions.
npx @pramaan/mcpNo. One Pramaan key covers every provider. If you already pay one, connect your own account and calls through it are free.
They're providers inside Pramaan. Aggregators hand you thousands of raw endpoints; Pramaan turns them, and direct providers, into typed capabilities with neutral results, failover, approvals and verification status.
A real call to that provider returned the expected shape, and we logged it with its cost. Capabilities that are only built or spec-checked are labelled as such.
The provider's cost plus 30%, with a $0.001 minimum, drawn from a prepaid balance. Every new organisation gets $1.00 to start.
Not without a yes. Capabilities that act outside are classed as reversible or irreversible, and the ones that need it ask for explicit approval first.
During early access, keys are issued by the Pramaan team. Request access and we'll set up your organisation.
$1.00 starter credit. No subscription. Keys issued during early access.