Use with agents

After setup, agents can automatically interact with MPP-enabled services and pay for API calls. Learn more about agentic payments or get started below.

Manual setup

Set up Tempo Wallet yourself if you don't want your coding agent to handle installation.

$ curl -fsSL https://tempo.xyz/install | bash

$ tempo wallet login

$ tempo wallet whoami

$ tempo wallet services

$ tempo request -X POST \
  --json '{"prompt": "a sunset over the ocean"}' \
  https://fal.mpp.tempo.xyz/fal-ai/flux/dev

Other MPP clients and integrations

Tempo Wallet is the recommended way to use MPP services with a coding agent. These alternatives support other wallets and development workflows.

Privy Agent CLI

Privy Agent CLI gives agents a CLI-first way to create, fund, and manage wallets with no integration code. It pairs with the Agent Sandbox where users track agent spending, manage funds, and revoke access.

The agent never holds the wallet private key—each CLI session generates a P-256 keypair used to sign authorization payloads.

AgentCash

AgentCash gives agents instant access to 300+ premium APIs for data enrichment, social data, image generation, web scraping, email, and much more, all through one USDC.e balance.

mppx

The mppx CLI is a lightweight MPP client bundled with the mppx package. It is designed for simple use cases and debugging during development.

$ mppx account create

$ mppx https://mpp.dev/api/ping/paid

Next steps