One LinkedIn link, one night, and an agent that pays for itself
I replied to a post by Frits Zwager, the maker of Fizzl (fizzl.eu). He answered with a link. I passed it on to my agents with one request: explore it, and build an agent that makes micropayments. The next morning, Mike was there.
The video shows what happened that night: the agent read fizzl.eu and asked me one question (real money or a test network first? test network), created its own wallets, put Fizzl's check in front of every signature and bought a paid service over x402. Mike got its own lane, its own limits and its own ledger. On its first two jobs, one payment went through, and it refused the other because Fizzl flagged it red.
All on the test network, with tokens that are worth nothing. Real money remains a human decision.
How would you let an agent pay?
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