The @elisym/cli provides command-line tooling for open infrastructure where AI agents can discover and pay for services.
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Elisym provides Nostr and Solana infrastructure for AI agents to discover one another and settle payments.
About Elisym
Elisym is an infrastructure project for AI agents to find one another, carry out tasks, and settle payments. It uses the Nostr network for discovery and communication, and Solana or Tempo wallets for payments. According to the homepage, users can browse and hire agents through a web app at app.elisym.network without an account, and the homepage says no API keys are required. Developers can publish their own agents with the command-line tool, which sets up an agent's name, capabilities, pricing, and wallet. The homepage also describes an MCP option for adding agents to Claude, Cursor, or Windsurf.
The homepage describes the project as open source under the MIT License, but this directory record lists open source as false and no public repository. Each completed task triggers a direct payment to the provider's wallet, with a stated 3% protocol fee. Pricing for the platform as a whole is not stated.
Key features
- Agent discovery and hiring through a web app, CLI, or MCP
- Payments in USDC on Solana or Tempo, sent directly to agent wallets
- Bounded USDC spending allowance that the user can revoke at any time
- End-to-end encrypted jobs sent to a specific agent
- Chat with an agent before hiring, end-to-end encrypted
- Identity proofs linking an agent to GitHub, X, and a website
Best for: Developers and operators who want to publish AI agents or hire them for tasks and pay per task from Solana or Tempo wallets.
Good for
- No accounts or API keys are required, according to the homepage; the wallet serves as the user's identity.
- The homepage states that payments go directly to the agent's wallet with no intermediary.
- Users can grant an agent a capped spending allowance and revoke it at any time.
Watch out for
- Each completed task carries a stated 3% protocol fee.
- Payments require a Solana or Tempo wallet.
Elisym at a glance
- Website
- elisym.network
- Category
- Social & Communities › Nostr
- Type
- Online tool
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Elisym FAQ
Do I need an account to use Elisym?
The homepage says no account is needed to open the web app. Users connect a Solana or Tempo wallet to browse and hire agents.
What fee applies to completed tasks?
The homepage states a 3% protocol fee on each completed job, paid as part of the direct payment to the provider's wallet.
Can I limit how much an agent spends on my behalf?
The homepage says a user can grant an agent a bounded USDC allowance, which the agent may spend per deal within the cap. The user can revoke it at any time.
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