Lightning Labs open-sources lightning-agent-tools: AI agents natively integrate Lightning Network payments
Foresight News reported that Lightning Labs has open-sourced lightning-agent-tools, providing AI agents with native Lightning Network payment capabilities and supporting native agent authentication without the need for identity credentials, API keys, or registration processes. The toolkit covers seven composable skills: running a Lightning node, isolating private keys via a remote signer, creating scoped credentials, paying L402-gated API fees, hosting paid endpoints, querying node status via MCP, and coordinating end-to-end buyer-seller workflows. These skills are compatible with any agent framework capable of executing shell commands, including Claude Code, Codex, or custom-built tools. Additionally, this release includes the command-line HTTP client lnget, which supports the L402 protocol and allows intelligent agents to seamlessly access L402-gated APIs and content.
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