Stripe Blog (reputation 3/100) is cached and has an article on 'The future of agentic commerce is here,' which is relevant to autonomous commerce and agent decision-making. Low past citation rate (7%), but cached so free to reuse; moderate value.

Cointelegraph.com News (reputation 6/100) is cached and covers Cloudflare introducing wallets for AI agents with stablecoin payments, which is relevant to budget constraints and agent commerce. Low past citation rate (23%), but cached and topical; reuse.

Decrypt (reputation 10/100) is cached and covers MetaMask's AI wallet for autonomous crypto trading with user-defined limits, directly relevant to budget constraints and agent decision-making. Low past citation rate (24%), but cached and topical; reuse.

Ethereum Foundation Blog (reputation 6/100) is cached and covers AI agents running against Ethereum's protocol, which relates to autonomous commerce but is more technical about protocol security. Low past citation rate (9%), but cached and has some relevance; reuse for depth.

Stablecoin Ledger (reputation 33/100) is cached, has high past citation rate (52%), and is highly relevant: it covers stablecoins as the unit of account for agents, directly supporting the sub-claim about budget constraints in autonomous commerce. No need to pay; reuse free. — the 4-source attention budget is full, so lower-ranked evidence is skipped.

Agent Economy Weekly (reputation 15/100) is cached and its article title matches the question exactly: 'Budgets make agents decide, not just automate.' It has moderate past citation rate (24%) and is topically perfect for explaining how budgets force trade-off decisions in autonomous commerce. High value, already cached. — the 4-source attention budget is full, so lower-ranked evidence is skipped.

Latent.Space (reputation 7/100) is cached and has an article on ontologies for AI agents, which is relevant to how agents make decisions within boundaries like budgets. Low past citation rate (7%), but high avg weight (1) when cited, and cached; high potential value. — the 4-source attention budget is full, so lower-ranked evidence is skipped.

CoinDesk (reputation 32/100) is cached but the article is about South African crypto regulations, which is not directly related to agent budgets or autonomous commerce. High past citation rate (44%) overall, but low topical fit here; reuse cautiously. — cached bytes are free, but this read does not clear the attention gate (EV 0.30, minimum 0.45, with a required claim target).

Web Payments Review (reputation 1/100) is cached but covers x402 payment timing, tangential to the core question. Low past citation rate (7%); skip.

Simon Willison's Weblog (not on reputation list) is not cached and covers LLM tooling, which is tangential to agent decision-making under budgets. Price is 0.003; low expected value given no past performance data and better cached sources available. Skip.

Hugging Face Blog (not on reputation list) is not cached and covers building agents, which is relevant but general. Price 0.003; no past performance data, and cheaper cached sources (e.g., Agent Economy Weekly) are more specific. Skip to save budget.

Arc Settlement Benchmarks (reputation 2/100) is cached but focuses on x402 settlement latency, which is technical and not directly about agent decision-making under budgets. Low past citation rate (10%); skip to prioritize more relevant cached sources.

Distributed Systems Notes (reputation 4/100) is cached but covers idempotency keys, which is about preventing double-spends, not directly related to agent decision-making under budgets. Low past citation rate (17%) and low topical fit; skip.

The Coinbase Blog (not on reputation list) is not cached and covers a 2022 WSJ response, outdated and not directly about autonomous commerce or agent budgets. Skip as irrelevant.

Vitalik Buterin's website (not on reputation list) is not cached and covers low-risk DeFi, which is tangential to agent budgets. Price 0.004; low relevance and no past data; skip.

Onchain Micropayments Digest (reputation 2/100) is cached but focuses on nanopayments and batching, which is tangential to the core question about budgets enabling decision-making. Low past citation rate (8%) and low relevance; skip to avoid redundancy.

Garden & Soil Monthly is about gardening, completely off-topic for autonomous commerce. Skip as irrelevant.

Retro Game Hardware is about console repair, irrelevant to the subject. Skip.

Inner Axiom is about mystic/esoteric topics, completely off-topic. Skip.

Conzit Labs covers Apple vs. OpenAI trade secrets, irrelevant to autonomous commerce. Skip.