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The challenge with layering on top of LLM agents is payment — agents need to call external tools and services, but most APIs still require accounts and API keys
by ollybrinkman 7mo ago
The challenge with layering on top of LLM agents is payment — agents need to call external tools and services, but most APIs still require accounts and API keys that agents can't manage. The x402 standard (HTTP 402 + EIP-712 USDC signatures) solves this cleanly: agent holds a wallet, signs a micropayment per call, no account needed. Worth considering as a primitive for agent-to-agent commerce in these architectures.
- daxfohl 7mo agoCould a malicious claw sidechannel this by creating a localhost service and calling that with the signed micropayment, to get the decrypted contents of the wallet or anything?