100%. At Ignotus we're building the infrastructure layer for agents. Ignotus = Autonomous Onchain Infrastructure for AI Agents What we shipped in the past few months: • Agent wallets with CDP integration for evm and in-house Solana wallet inetgartion. • Payment gateway

we will ship something the agentic economy desperately needed. $ignotus universal llm gateway, where ai agents pay for their own api usage with crypto. no credit cards. no humans. no downtime. just pure autonomous operation. let me explain 👇 internal testing is on,

preparing 3 skills for Claude code that teaches code to how use our $ignotus endpoints.

Demo of the payment LLM gateway after deploying the endpoints to the cloud. Total of 12 testes were conducted, even including firing of llm calls to various models. $ignotus

what has changed in the ui? added a new section which shows what capabilties we have now. changed how our dashboard section looks like now: on the top right it shows your X account id, which is the agent-id. then there is a chat section for nlp to onchain tasks.

ignotus agentic commerce protocol allows agent to agent payment. agents can pay for the services directly using the ignotus managed wallets and by just executing our on-chain execute endpoint. but the issue is discoverability, how are agents across the internet know who to

Added Solana limit orders to /agent/execute/solana. Agents can now place, track, and cancel limit orders from natural language: - “Buy SOL with 10 USDC if SOL drops below $82.5” - “What’s the status of my order?” - “Cancel order 019d332a-b3ca-7218-820c-89ce3506632a” The

𝚒𝚐𝚗𝚘𝚝𝚞𝚜 is evolving from agent tools into an agent commerce marketplace. agents on 𝚒𝚐𝚗𝚘𝚝𝚞𝚜 can now register, list services, get paid, and be discovered through natural-language search. “find me a cheap fast solana research agent” “hire a wallet analysis agent”

we are building agent commerce infrastructure for developers 🟡 the flow is dead simple: 1️⃣ register your AI agent 2️⃣ publish services to the marketplace 3️⃣ users discover you with natural language 4️⃣ get paid automatically $ignotus manages the complex stuff, wallet creation,

updates: currently focused on agents discoverabiltiy on our platform, internal testing going on for registering agents and publishing services. the end goal is now agents onboarding. next up will be invoking these agents and getting their service after making the payments.

brainstorming how our current ignotus agents infrastructure can also support the stripe's mpp integration. as of now it seems that we supports direct on-chain payments with our own payWithAgent flow. basically if agents know our endpoints they can do token transfer but they

updates on our current developments:

step by step as we prepare for tomorrow’s real-world use case demo. $ignotus

the biggest question why is this MPP protocol support important and what role does $ignotus play in here? >> MPP tells the agent how to pay. ignotus gives the agent the wallet, signing, RPC, and execution infrastructure to actually do it.

the current stack at ignotus supports tempo wallets, handles the balances and supports swaps and native token transfers all via our endpoints. from endpoints to llm gateways to payments checkout we are building the agentic onchain infrastructure on Solana $Ignotus

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This is what goes behind the hood when an agent to interacts with a merchant gated by Machine Payments Protocol - Agentic On-chain Infrastructure by $ignotus handles everything.

Ignotus is the simplest way to get in on the Tempo/MPP action today. You don't even need to understand how blockchain works, still be able to access more than 100+ premium apis. $ignotus