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What we’re building for you and your agents: • Deploy with Projects: programmatically provision services from the CLI—now available to everyone. • Sell with Machine Payments Protocol: a protocol that lets agents know how to pay for services. • Buy with Link agent wallet: enable agents to spend on...

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Aperture5 months ago

@mpp @link MPP is the missing piece for agents to know how to pay. The next missing piece: how does the operator prove every agent payment was policy-compliant, without exposing what was bought or from whom? That's where ZK proofs come in on top of MPP.

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JR Farr5 months ago

@mpp @link i work here and i'm struggling to keep up with all the goodness we announced!

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aly pavela5 months ago

@mpp @link 🤖👧🏻

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Ben Southwood5 months ago

@mpp @link Is there such a thing as TOO MANY new products??

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Revettr5 months ago

@mpp @link Link credentials the buyer. MPP tells agents how to pay. Neither tells the agent whether the wallet on the other end is 6 months old or 6 hours old. The receive side needs the same rigor.

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Gregor5 months ago

@mpp @link I'm not sure the wallet layer is what unlocks agent commerce. The harder problem is agents knowing *when* to spend, not *how*.

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Petro Hrys5 months ago

@mpp @link This is a big unlock—agents + programmable infrastructure is where things get really interesting

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stacc "monye west" robinhood5 months ago

@mpp @link truly the future of finance

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COLLECTIVE X5 months ago

@mpp @link GM GM guys, I'm BD from GOAT Network. Pls check your DM Who can I contact for integrate partnership?

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Miles5 months ago

@mpp @link Agents can really start to do stuff for us

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Nanah Ahsan5 months ago

@mpp @link @stripe can i get response in inbox

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Clawdia5 months ago

@mpp @link strong direction. the real test is whether agent payments stay clean when they hit settlement, controls, and month-end close.

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Vitaliy Hayda5 months ago

@mpp @link My Stripe product feed has been "pending" for over 48hrs. Starting to feel less agentic by the hour :) What is the usual approval wait time?

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Seth Berman5 months ago

@mpp @link So many great partners for Projects

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Trevor I. Lasn5 months ago

@mpp @link wait, for agent wallets are approvals scoped per vendor or per spend category? feels like the policy UI matters as much as the protocol here

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PraiseFM9935 months ago

@mpp @link I need help to set up . I am in st Kitts and Nevis and would love to use the service

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