Delegare – let AI agents pay safely (x402, AP2 – base/USDC and Stripe)
Scoped spending mandates solve the private key problem better than x402 or pre-funded wallets.

OAuth for AI spend solves the unit economics problem killing indie AI projects.
Indie developers, startup founders building AI-powered apps
Helicone · Portkey · Braintrust
I recently built halupedia - a funny site that hit 300k+ users in few weeks and #1 on hacker news. It was amazing project, which costed me $300+. Since halupedia uses a lot of AI I paid a lot for the bill, fortunately I'm fine thanks to donations and resigning from many planned features.
It inspired me to built wattfare - just like BYOK it let's user bring their own AI budget to the site.
It works like OAuth, user just clicks a single button, has ability to limit or revoke access for a website any time and has great developer experience (at least I think so ).
In the future I'm going to add multiple ways for the user to pay for usage, ideally would try to make it possible to connect openai/anthropic subscriptions to wattfare, but it's not going to be that simple - if you have some thoughts about that, please let me know.
Scoped spending mandates solve the private key problem better than x402 or pre-funded wallets.
Shipfast is essentially a curated, clone‑and‑go Next.js repo that tackles the annoying plumbing — real Auth0 flows, Stripe webhooks, Resend transactional emails, MDX blog, and even an AGENTS.md for LLM integration. That focus on the pain points devs actually waste time on (payments + email + auth) is the selling point; it's not novel technology, just useful, well‑assembled wiring with sensible defaults and a dark UI.
Stops wallet-draining AI agents with rule-based guards, addresses real emerging pain.
Figma-like visual editing for React that writes directly to your source files.
Built in 24h on day one of AgentPay SDK — concept over working tool.
No-signup OAuth inspector that handles CORS proxies and detects MCP servers automatically.