Add Revnuvo Rail to ecosystem directory - #5
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Adds Revnuvo Rail — a suite of Cloudflare Workers services providing DNS and domain trust intelligence, priced per-query in USDC on Base via the x402 protocol.
What it does: Assesses domain trust and security posture (DNSSEC, SPF, DMARC configuration) and returns a scored result. Built for AI agents and developer tooling that need programmatic, pay-per-use access without API keys or account signup.
Live on Base mainnet: Payments settle in USDC at assess.revnuvo.site, gated with the x402 exact-payment scheme.
Why it fits: x402 is one of the clearest emerging patterns for agent-native commerce on Base, and this is a working example of it applied to a real infrastructure use case (domain trust data) rather than a demo.