# Dosie Foxie

> A brand-file compiler, not a logo generator. A structured brief becomes a production-ready vector pack: SVG/EPS/PDF, six lockups, favicon and app icons, avatars, spec.json, mark.svg and a QA report. $149 once for humans; $19 per pack for agents, paid in USDC on Base with x402.

## Agent access
- Agent API status: live. A preview is $1 and a pack $19, in USDC on Base.
- Payment: x402 exact scheme, USDC on Base (eip155:8453), over the HTTP API. No account, no API key, no card.
- MCP: live at https://dosiefoxie.com/mcp (JSON-RPC, six tools; `tools/list` is the contract). The free tools need no credential; the paid ones need `Authorization: Bearer <key>`, because x402 settles on a header a tool call does not have.
- Prepaid balance: POST /api/v1/keys buys one with USDC (76 for a balance of 76) and returns a bearer key in the 202 — the payment rail an MCP client can use, since a tool call cannot carry a signature. GET /api/v1/keys shows the balance.
- Price and payable address: GET /api/v1/pricing (authoritative).

## Core pages
- [Production Pack](https://dosiefoxie.com/production-pack.html): $149 one-time production pack; what it contains and what it does not.
- [For agents](https://dosiefoxie.com/agents.html): API, x402, MCP and the machine-readable contract.
- [Free tools](https://dosiefoxie.com/tools.html): vector check, 12-file audit, 16px legibility, CMYK shift, stitch estimate.
- [Guides](https://dosiefoxie.com/guides.html): the production-readiness library.

## Machine-readable
- [OpenAPI 3.1](https://dosiefoxie.com/openapi.json)
- [llms-full.txt](https://dosiefoxie.com/llms-full.txt)
- [A2A agent card](https://dosiefoxie.com/.well-known/agent-card.json)
- [Sample pack](https://dosiefoxie.com/sample-pack.zip)

## Guides
### For agents
- [Logo API for AI agents: production files, not a PNG](https://dosiefoxie.com/logo-api-for-ai-agents.html): What an agent gets from the Dosie Foxie API: SVG, EPS, PDF, six lockups, favicon, spec.json, QA and a licence. Pay per pack in USDC on Base.
- [x402 logo generator: a pack, paid per request](https://dosiefoxie.com/x402-logo-generator.html): How x402 works for a logo pack: HTTP 402, USDC on Base, exact scheme, no account or API key, and a production pack when the payment settles.
- [MCP logo server: a brand-file tool for agents](https://dosiefoxie.com/mcp-logo-server.html): The live Dosie Foxie MCP server: six tools over the same contract as the HTTP API, the exact names it answers to, and why a tool call cannot pay its own x402 invoice.
- [SVG logo API: true vector, not a traced bitmap](https://dosiefoxie.com/svg-logo-api.html): What a real SVG logo API should return: outlined type, one ink per file, six lockups, a favicon, a print PDF, spec.json and a QA report.
- [Brand file API: the 12 deliverables, in one call](https://dosiefoxie.com/brand-file-api.html): The production-file checklist an agent should get back: vectors, both layouts, mono/reverse, favicon, app icon, avatars, print PDF, spec.json and a font licence.
- [How to give an AI agent a logo](https://dosiefoxie.com/how-to-give-an-ai-agent-a-logo.html): A practical loop for agent builders: write a structured brief, get three directions, pick one, pay per pack with x402, and hand the files to the user.
### Production
- [Logo for embroidery: what actually stitches](https://dosiefoxie.com/logo-for-embroidery.html): Why embroidered logos turn into blobs, the stroke and letter-size limits that matter, and exactly what artwork an embroiderer needs. A practical checklist.
- [Logo for screen printing: separations, not a JPEG](https://dosiefoxie.com/logo-for-screen-printing.html): Screen printing needs one plate per ink, solid spot colours and no transparency. What to check before your printer quotes, and the file they actually need.
- [Logo for vinyl cutting and signage: closed paths and minimum strokes](https://dosiefoxie.com/logo-for-vinyl-signage.html): A vinyl cutter follows the path, so every open path, hairline and floating island becomes a problem. What a cut-ready logo needs, and how to test it.
- [Logo for truck lettering: legible at fifty feet, not on a screen](https://dosiefoxie.com/logo-for-truck-lettering.html): Vehicle graphics are read at distance, in motion, through a dirty window. What changes when a logo has to work on a van, and the file the lettering shop needs.
- [Logo for workwear: the three-inch test](https://dosiefoxie.com/logo-for-workwear.html): A uniform logo is seen at arm's length on fabric, not on a screen. The chest, back and cap each need a different version of the same mark.
### Fixing a file
- [Vectorize a logo without inheriting the mess](https://dosiefoxie.com/vectorize-logo.html): Auto-trace turns pixels into paths, not into a design. How to tell a clean vectorisation from a traced bitmap, and when redrawing is the cheaper answer.
- [Logo file fix: the twelve files a real business needs](https://dosiefoxie.com/logo-file-fix.html): Most logo downloads are missing the files print, signage and embroidery ask for. A practical audit of the twelve deliverables, and how to check yours.
- [Logo print quality: why the colour changed when it went to print](https://dosiefoxie.com/logo-print-quality.html): Screens emit light and ink absorbs it. Why a logo looks different on paper, which colours cannot survive CMYK, and how to keep the brand consistent.
- [Does my SVG have an embedded image?](https://dosiefoxie.com/svg-has-embedded-image.html): A file can be called SVG and still contain a bitmap. How to find an embedded image, why it matters for print and cutting, and what to do about it.
### By trade
- [A plumber's logo: the van, the uniform and the emergency call](https://dosiefoxie.com/plumber-logo.html): A plumbing brand is seen on a van, a uniform and a phone screen at the worst possible moment. What the mark has to do, and the files each surface needs.
- [An electrician's logo: safety, speed and a mark that does not shock](https://dosiefoxie.com/electrician-logo.html): Electrical work sells competence and safety. How to build a mark that reads on a van, survives embroidery, and avoids the category's stock lightning bolt.
- [A dentist's logo: calm at the door, clear on the scrubs](https://dosiefoxie.com/dentist-logo.html): A dental practice sells calm and competence before treatment. How the mark works on a door sign, a scrub top, a referral card and a Google profile.
- [A landscaper's logo: green on green is the trap](https://dosiefoxie.com/landscaper-logo.html): Landscaping brands are applied to green machines, green shirts and outdoor signage. Why the obvious palette fails, and what a mark needs to survive it.
- [A café's logo: the window, the cup and the tiny avatar](https://dosiefoxie.com/cafe-logo.html): A café's mark is read on a window, a cup, a chalkboard and a phone. Why the cup cliché persists, and how to make a small mark work everywhere.
- [A contractor's logo: one mark, four rough surfaces](https://dosiefoxie.com/contractor-logo.html): Contractors put their mark on vans, hard hats, site hoardings and quote sheets. How to build one identity that survives all four.
### Comparisons
- [Looka vs a production-ready logo: what the $96 buys](https://dosiefoxie.com/looka-vs-production-ready.html): A logo maker sells a brand kit; a production pack sells files a printer, sign shop and embroiderer can use. A like-for-like comparison of what is in each.

## Contact
- support@dosiefoxie.com
- https://dosiefoxie.com