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AI agents pay for their own tools using HTTP 402

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@nicos_ai

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30 June 2026 17h20

UN AGENTE YA PUEDE PAGAR SUS PROPIAS HERRAMIENTAS, SIN QUE TÚ TOQUES NADA

el agente pide algo y le devuelven un HTTP 402

su wallet firma el pago en USDC sobre Base y la herramienta se ejecuta sola

sin cuenta, sin suscripción, sin API key, sin nadie aprobando

→ antes un… https://t.co/FlXbs0b3TI pic.twitter.com/0GXWPPru5p
— Nico (@nicos_ai) 30 juin 2026

AN AGENT CAN NOW PAY FOR ITS OWN TOOLS WITHOUT YOU TOUCHING ANYTHING The agent requests something and gets an HTTP 402 in response. Its wallet signs the payment in USDC on Base and the tool runs automatically. No account, no subscription, no API key, no [Traduit de FR vers EN]

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30 June 2026
Apify and Coinbase enable agents to buy web automation through x402

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@testingcatalog

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30 June 2026 17h13

Apify has partnered with Coinbase to add more than 20,000 of its web automation Actors to the x402 ecosystem, giving AI agents thousands of tools they can discover, pay for, and run on their own.

When an agent calls an Actor, it gets back an HTTP 402, settles the payment in USDC… https://t.co/zQ29QlKmBb pic.twitter.com/Rvdf9YYgNz
— 🚨 AI News | TestingCatalog (@testingcatalog) 30 juin 2026

Apify has partnered with Coinbase to add more than 20,000 of its web automation Actors to the x402 ecosystem, giving AI agents thousands of tools they can discover, pay for, and run on their own. When an agent calls an Actor, it gets back an HTTP 402, settles the payment in USDC

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30 June 2026
Commentary compares Cybercab operating costs with human driven rides

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@scobleizer

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30 June 2026 17h12

One of these costs a few dollars an hour to operate. You add a human, and the cost goes up to more than $20. And that's wholesale, which you triple the price for retail. That is why an Uber for an hour drive is usually $60-$100, somewhere around there. The Cybercab will

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30 June 2026
Post describes autonomous agents paying for over twenty thousand tools

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@scobleizer

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30 June 2026 16h44

20,000+ tools your agent can now pay for on its own. No account. No API key. No human. This is what autonomous agents actually look like in 2026. https://t.co/qjfcmTVOJV
— Robert Scoble (@Scobleizer) 30 juin 2026

20,000+ tools your agent can now pay for on its own. No account. No API key. No human. This is what autonomous agents actually look like in 2026.

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30 June 2026
ElevenAgents drafts procedures from existing SOP documents

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@elevenlabs

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30 June 2026 16h23

If you have existing SOPs you want agents to follow, you can import them as docs, PDFs, or txt files and ElevenAgents drafts a Procedure for you to confirm or refine.

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30 June 2026
Agent procedures distinguish fixed workflows from adaptable instructions

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@elevenlabs

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30 June 2026 16h23

Procedures enable agents to handle both well-defined and open-ended tasks. Structured Procedures run a fixed sequence of steps. They are best for tasks that should run the same way every time. Free-form Procedures are less prescriptive, so the agent can adapt to the

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30 June 2026
Triggered agent procedure loads refund eligibility steps when needed

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@elevenlabs

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30 June 2026 16h23

Each Procedure has instructions that load only when triggered. So "May I have a refund?" can load steps like:
– Ask for the order ID
– Check eligibility against policy
– If approved, issue the refund

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30 June 2026
ElevenAgents Procedures package operating instructions for recurring scenarios

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@elevenlabs

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30 June 2026 16h23

Introducing Procedures in ElevenAgents – packaged playbooks that let you define how agents operate. Just as employees follow standard operating procedures (SOPs), Procedures provide agents with a set of instructions to follow in common scenarios.

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30 June 2026
Commentary links AI job substitution to how verifiable tasks are

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@ken_goldberg

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30 June 2026 16h00

A valuable insight on AI and jobs from @Zeynep Tufecki. Gen AI can replace human workers for “verifiable” tasks but many tasks aren’t:

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30 June 2026
Viktor uses persistent work context and requests decisions in team chats

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@scobleizer

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30 June 2026 15h20

What if you hired an AI employee instead of a software tool? Viktor sits inside Slack and Microsoft Teams as a hire… not a product. It remembers what it worked on yesterday and flags the one thing that needs your yes or no before you ask. It comes to me when something needs my

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30 June 2026

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