The @stripe mcp server (and cli) is quickly becoming a business factory. With your agent can... - Help you form a company via @atlas - Build your integration and start accepting payments - Manage funds with Treasury - Handle customer support inquiries - Monitor your business performance Read more about how you can go from idea to company with just a prompt:

You asked Caddy to shop for you. Well... actually you encouraged Caddy through a pretty clunky experience until it finally DID shop for you. We got the message. Now payments in Caddy take one click with @stripe Link.

With @link you can now provide your agents with purchase context -- sort of like bring-your-own-memory. Agents become immediately more useful when Link is attached. This means that normal, but "under-specified," requests like "order me more cleaning supplies" don't require subsequent turns between the agent and the consumer.

Stripe's new WebMCP endpoint lets your agents make full purchases on the web. Using @Stagehanddev you can navigate to any Stripe checkout page and use their new WebMCP tools to fill the checkout and fetch order details.

We just rolled out support for WebMCP across @stripe Checkout UIs. In our benchmarking we saw 42% fewer tokens consumed and 38% fewer tools invoked when an agent had access to WebMCP when completing a payment.

extremely agree here. momentum cures most things. in many cases "going off for a few weeks" is actually something quite useful to bring others along for and in itself generates momentum. seeing the iteration, small artifacts, and so on. for engineers i've looked up to it's quite useful to understand their minute-by-minute work. the big ship is of course exciting, but pair-{programming|exploring|debugging|investigating} is very helpful. every little victory or discovery builds energy. and people like being on high energy teams!

🆕: @Meta and @stripe are partnering to make it easy for businesses to accept agentic payments using the @Muse Connector Platform. Learn more: • • • Email jweinstein@ / @jeff_weinstein

You can also accept native payments from @muse via @link. If you have an API and run your payments on @stripe, Muse can send you a Shared Payment Token (SPT) which you can pipe in directly to your existing Stripe Payment Intent integration. To learn more about SPT acceptance check out our docs:

Opening access for developers to build Muse connectors. You bring the API -- Muse brings the agent, the browser, and the context of what the person actually wants. People reach your service just by asking for it, and their agent takes it from there. New connectors are live today. Come build with us.

hi to the weekend agent-builder crowd: want your agent to safely pay, on behalf of your human users, across checkout pages web-wide? 🤖💸 stripe @link has a cli for agents. 1/ your human user auths their link account 2/ when an agent wants to spend money, it generates a “spend request” back to the human 3/ the human can approves the spend with 2FA via faceid, sms, etc (coming soon: flexible pre-approved budgets!) 4/ agent can use a safe, permissioned, non-pci scoped virtual card or payment token to form fill the checkout, or pay via @mpp link has over 300M consumers so chances are there’s no payment method onboarding even step required. just auth once, then approve and spend. get started immediately => (you should be able to one-shot integrate the link cli. our team is ready to help hands on in a dedicated slack room as well.) happy and safe agentic payments!