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 Browse.sh 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

If you integrate, let me know. Will make sure the 250m @link users can buy from you with their agents.

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!

Literally insane that Hermes can safely buy things for me now. This is HUGE. Thanks @link for all the help troubleshooting to get it working.

Finally got Link CLI set up and it works! Prompt: "use reletter to find the 5 biggest podcast industry substacks and pull the subscriber numbers and author's contact info for each. check /llms.txt and pay with link-cli."

would love feedback on anyone running @openclaw and getting it to spend. Try the link-cli with: openclaw skills install create-payment-credential What are you buying?

Tried Stripe's new agentic commerce Link product, and after running so many agents to make it work, all I can say is either I'm getting zero or 37 lbs. of coffee delivered tomorrow.

Are you currently trying the @link CLI or integrating into your agent? have feedback or feature requests? DM me your email and I'll add you to our new slack channel with the team github.com/stripe/link-cli We want to hear from you!

This tweet was also posted and drafted from @antigravity with some nudging. Shoutout to @stripe for the new @link cli, it's pretty dope being able to approve purchases from the phone :)

Ok, this was beautiful. @cursor_ai gpt5.5 sent me a poem via @postalform paying with @link.

Cool

Ok this is sick. I just sent a photo of a bill I got in the mail to my Hermes agent and it just went out, paid it, and filed the receipt for me. I hate dealing with these payment portals and always leave these bills till the last minute. Now I can just snap a pic and send it to Satori (name of my agent).

If you're building a consumer facing agent (personal assistant, shopping assistant, travel booking agent) and want to integrate this so your agent has a card to spend with, DM me :)

If you’re a developer or business building a consumer-facing agent (shopping assistant, chief of staff etc) Link’s wallet for agents removes the need to build wallet infrastructure from scratch. Your agent can now go buy things with a few lines of code. Looking for a handful of developers to get live next week. Dm me!

Ok this took a bit of messing around but.... a surprise gift bought by my @openclaw via @stripe link is on its way!!! Dammit this was cool!

Stripe link is now a wallet for agents Give your agents link creds It tries to buy something You approve (human in the loop)

Why Link is a big step forward for consumer crypto - 250 million consumers have a Link wallet with a stored fiat payment method. - It supports a global set of payment methods like cards and bank accounts, as well as UPI, PIX, etc. - It now stores stablecoins (on Tempo!) in a consumer-friendly UX. No complicated addresses required. Just a digital dollar balance that can be spent at 5 million merchants. - It’s agent-native. The 5 million Stripe customers (as well as anyone who supports MPP) can immediately accept payments from agents using Link with no additional work. Virtually *every* leading AI company is a Stripe customer and works with Link. Ultimately, this is crypto as plumbing providing faster, cheaper and global without any consumer behavior change necessary.

Stripe really cooked with Link CLI. Look at how easily I can get my OpenClaw agent to buy me some coffee beans.