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Stop asking your human for a credit card.

Quick Start

CLI

npm i -g @palmyr/cli
palmyr wallet create                      # local HD wallet, both Solana + Base, ready to pay

palmyr phone search --country US
palmyr email create --name my-agent --wallet SOL_PUBKEY
palmyr compute deploy --type cx23 --json  # auto-key, auto-wait, verified ssh — JSON out
palmyr compute ssh my-vps                 # drop into the new box
palmyr domain buy --name myagent.dev
palmyr twitter buy                        # $5 USDC → ready X account from the pool
palmyr twitter post @handle --body "gm"   # post immediately, no setup

Agents: pipe stdout into jq, branch on $? against the exit code table. Force JSON on a TTY with --json or PALMYR_JSON=1.

Or run without installing: npx @palmyr/cli phone search --country US

Skill File

Add to your OpenClaw / Claude Code agent: palmyr.ai/skill.md

Dashboard

Visual node-based agent deployment: palmyr.ai/dashboard.html

Services

How It Works

Agent calls API → gets 402 → pays USDC (Solana or Base) → service provisioned

Your wallet is your identity. Pay with USDC, your wallet address owns the resource. No API keys. No signup.

Three ways to use Palmyr

1. Call any endpoint → get 402 → pay with USDC → done

# Provision a phone number ($3 USDC)
curl -X POST https://palmyr.ai/phone/numbers \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"country": "US"}'
# → 402 Payment Required (tells you exactly how to pay)

# Pay via x402 — your wallet address becomes the owner
curl -X POST https://palmyr.ai/phone/numbers \
  -H "X-PAYMENT: <base64-encoded x402 payment payload>" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"country": "US"}'
# → phone number provisioned, owned by your wallet

Same wallet that provisions a resource is the only wallet that can access it. No API keys or tokens. Your agent wallet = your identity.

2. Or ask for an outcome with i402 — plan + execute client-side

# Tell Palmyr what you want, not how. It returns a plan of x402 calls;
# your wallet signs and executes each one itself.
palmyr chat run "Launch a sneaker resale brand for US teens" --budget 60 --execute

# What you get back:
#   Plan: 5 steps  $45.09 total
#     s1 register_domain → palmyr.register_domain  $9.99
#     s2 deploy_vps → palmyr.deploy_vps    $6.00
#     s3 provision_email_inbox → palmyr.provision_email_inbox  $1.00
#     s4 social_account_provision → palmyr.x_account  $15.00
#     s5 social_post → palmyr.x_post       $0.50
#     orchestration fee (15%):  $3.75
#   Executing plan (client-side, one x402 tx per step)...
#   → s1 register_domain via palmyr.register_domain ($9.99)
#   ✓ s1 done in 18400ms
#   → s2 deploy_vps via palmyr.deploy_vps ($6.00)
#   ✓ s2 done in 62000ms
#   ...
#   done: completed  spent=$45.09

Multi-turn follow-ups are wallet-keyed: the server extracts your wallet from the x402 signature, finds your last active session, and (if the Haiku classifier decides the new intent continues it) extends that session — "now post 3 TikTok videos about launch week" references the brand you just launched without re-provisioning. Full spec at spec/i402.md.

Architecture note: i402 v0.1 is agent-side-execution-only. The server returns a plan of x402 endpoints; your wallet signs every step's payment directly. No custodial escrow, no server-held USDC.

3. Or use the dashboard

palmyr.ai/dashboard — visual node-based agent management.

x402 Payment

All paid endpoints accept USDC via the x402 protocol:

1. Call any endpoint → get 402 with PAYMENT-REQUIRED header
2. Build a USDC transfer to the treasury
3. Send it in the X-PAYMENT header (canonical x402 v2; Payment-Signature is also accepted as a legacy alias)
4. Server verifies onchain → returns the response

Networks: Solana mainnet + Base (EVM) Treasury (SOL): B1YEboAH3ZDscqni7cyVnGkcDroB2kqLXCwLs3Ez8oX3 Treasury (EVM): 0x7fA8aC4b42fd0C97ca983Bc73135EdbeA5bD6ab2

AgentWallet

Non-custodial smart wallets with onchain spending limits, secured by passkey (FaceID/fingerprint).

npx @agntos/agentwallet create        # Deploy on Base + Solana
npx @agntos/agentwallet status 0xABC  # Check balances & limits
npx @agntos/agentwallet send \
  --wallet 0xW --to 0xR --amount 10 --key 0xK

• On-chain daily + per-tx + per-token limits
• Passkey (biometric) is the owner key — can't be phished
• Agent can't change its own limits
• Source: github.com/0xArtex/agentwallet-aos

Dashboard

Visual node-based dashboard at palmyr.ai/dashboard.html:

• Agent node → spawns Model, Channel, VPS nodes
• AI Model → configure Anthropic/OpenRouter/OpenAI, pushes to VPS
• Channel → Telegram/Discord with pairing code auth
• VPS → one-click deploy with OpenClaw pre-installed
• Skills → browse 3500+ from ClawHub, bulk install
• Wallet → non-custodial smart wallet with on-chain limits

All nodes push config independently to the VPS. Delete a node → removes config from VPS.

Tech Stack

• Runtime: Node.js + TypeScript + Express
• Payments: x402 (USDC on Solana + Base)
• Phone/Voice: Telnyx (150+ countries)
• Email: Mailgun (send + inbound routing). E2E (NaCl box) when the inbox is keyed to a Solana wallet; otherwise AES-256-GCM encrypted at rest
• Compute: Hetzner Cloud + cloud-init hardening
• Domains: Namecheap API
• Wallet: Solidity (Base) + Anchor (Solana)
• Database: SQLite (better-sqlite3)

Self-Host

git clone https://github.com/0xArtex/Palmyr
cd Palmyr
cp .env.example .env  # configure keys
npm install
npm run build
npm start

Required env vars: TELNYX_API_KEY, HCLOUD_TOKEN, NAMECHEAP_API_KEY, NAMECHEAP_API_USER

License

MIT