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# Premium services intentic lists metered services (research runs, data lookups, heavy compute) priced in the owner's membership credits. You reach them through the `intentic` MCP server's three tools. Every run is forwarded by the platform to the provider, spent from the owner's daily allowance, and **automatically refunded if the service fails to answer**. ## The three tools - **`services_list`**: every service, its price, and the credits left today. Free, spends nothing. Read it before asking for a run: the slug, the price and the provider's own worked example all come from here. - **`services_run`**: ask for **one** metered run. Takes the slug, a request body shaped after that listing's example, and one line of `why`. - **`services_wanted`**: the catalogue had nothing for this. One plain line, published only in aggregate. ## How consent works: enforced, not promised `services_run` does not spend. It answers with a **link to an approval page on intentic**, showing the service, the price, the exact body you composed, and today's balance: all read from the platform, none of it quotable by you. The owner's click on that page is the only thing that releases the spend. That is a property of the plumbing, not of your good behaviour. Approving in the terminal does nothing on its own; the run re-reads what the browser wrote. So: 1. **Ask when it genuinely helps.** Your judgment is which service fits, the request body, and the one-line `why` the page shows. Prefer fre