Connect Link’s wallet for agents to a new app from @Meta that lets you set up and interact with a personal agent. With Link, your agent can shop from businesses all over the internet. You approve the transaction total and your payment details stay private. Get started:

Saw it yday and was sold out. Asked instinct to help me get one. It monitored and found it a day earlier. Ordered via @link payment! Nice work @jeff_weinstein @jay_ssh and team! 📚 🧢 secured!

Payments with Instinct are now powered by @link. Use Instinct to buy from businesses on the internet: compare deals and purchase at the best price, arrange a ride to the airport, or order groceries. Approve what Instinct spends while your payment details are protected.

The ultimate personal agent setup today: @bot + @agentmail + @stripe Link With these three, your agent can sign up for accounts, pay for things, essentially do anything a real personal assistant can do. Try it, thank me later.

Someone built a live music agent on @convosmessenger powered by @link Ask it to monitor your favorite local venues websites and send me weekly shows + grab tix. Uses @browserbase under the hood to go buy tickets for you using Link! Here’s the agent

It's here! I gave @wooolfred a budget, and told it to get us a wedding gift, and the gift just arrived. A physical present chosen by AI, paid for by AI (via @link Agent CLI) for our wedding. It's not perfect, the agent used our proposal date vs our wedding date 😂 but still!

you can *finally* trust your agent with your credit card now Hermes now directly connects to Stripe, so your agent can buy things online, manage subscriptions, pay for APIs, and sign up for tools on its own here's how to set it up: 1. pick what you want it to do and install that skill: buy things online → hermes skills install official/payments/stripe-link-cli pay APIs by the call → hermes skills install official/payments/mpp-agent let it sign up for tools → hermes skills install official/payments/stripe-projects 2. connect it through your Stripe account 3. set a spending limit (how much it can spend before it has to ask you) 4. done. now you can use it to pay for things autonomously it's safe because your real card never goes into the agent's chat. it uses a one-time payment code that gets deleted after the purchase, so there's nothing left for anyone to steal and it can't spend past the limit you set. anything bigger, it stops and asks you first every charge still lands in your Stripe dashboard like a normal payment, with refunds and fraud protection included so now you buy things 10x faster. just point it at any annoying checkout and walk away: > renewing a domain you forget about every year > paying for an API by the call instead of buying a whole subscription > reordering the stuff you buy every month or booking a flight, which is arguably the worst checkout UX on the internet haha you can tell it "get me to lisbon next thursday, aisle seat, under $400, no extras" and it clicks through the fake timers, the seat upsells, and the trip-protection boxes for you, spending only what you allowed simply set a budget, walk away, let it handle the rest

Agentic commerce works flawlessly when combining Browserbase + Link (@stripe's agent wallet): - Browse CLI explores the site & fills in order info - Link CLI detects the card form and spins up the payment request for me to review No x402 setup. No MPP flows. Zero configuration

Today, we're launching 4 official partner skills on to improve agent capabilities: - Get an inbox with @agentmail - Make any payment with the @link CLI - Deep research people & companies with @ExaAILabs - Analyze product insights with @Amplitude_HQ

We announced upgrades to Link: • Let your agents spend on your behalf with Link agent wallet. Your payment credentials are never exposed and you approve every purchase • Link now supports Pix for customers in Brazil, UPI for customers in India • Coming soon: send stablecoin payouts to Link users • See how Link is performing for your business in the Stripe Dashboard