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1. Install the CLI

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2. Create your first agent wallet

This opens one browser flow that:
  1. signs you in;
  2. creates the owner wallet if needed;
  3. creates an agent wallet; and
  4. securely returns the Agent Wallet Key to the CLI.
The key is revealed once. Store the downloaded backup securely and never commit it, paste it into chat, or include it in logs.
For a non-interactive environment, begin the device flow and resume it after the owner approves:
Run both continuation commands in order; the first completes login and the second saves the Agent Wallet Key. Repeat a continuation command while its status is pending.

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3. Fund the wallet

Open Agent Wallets, then:
  1. add funds to the buffer balance;
  2. select Distribute funds;
  3. choose the agent wallet and amount.
Credits and USDC are different:
  • Credits are shared by the organization and are used first for eligible SuperAPI calls.
  • USDC is allocated to a specific agent wallet.

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4. Confirm the agent identity

whoami identifies the agent and wallet. credit-balance reports the organization’s USD Credits, not the wallet’s USDC balance.

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5. Discover and call a paid API

Use the directory entry’s id as upstream_id, then copy the callable x402 URL from the info response’s curl_x402 field:
The CLI makes the initial request, reads the 402 quote, asks for confirmation, signs the payment, retries the call, and prints the API response.
Use --yes only in an agent runtime where automatic approval is intentional. Wallet balance and spending policies remain the final guardrails.