MetaMask Developer
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MetaMask Developer
@MetaMaskDev
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Live-coding: Make recurring payments with x402 x.com/i/broadcasts/1…






🦊 Good games are built on solid foundations. We shipped @MetaMask Connect v1.3.1 inside World of Dypians, powered by @MetaMaskDev developer tooling. This upgrade brings a fully modernized wallet and dApp connection layer to our platform, replacing the previous system entirely. What does that mean for players? Faster connections. No more dropped sessions. A login experience that just works every single time. We build in silence. The results speak. worldofdypians.com





While building for the @MetaMaskDev + @1shotapi + @AskVenice hackathon over the weekend, we kept coming back to one question: How do you safely give an AI agent access to your wallet? Because today, giving an AI agent your wallet is basically a leap of faith. You're trusting code that can be buggy, jailbroken, or quietly hijacked, with permission to spend your money. We don't think that kind of trust should be required at all. The usual answer is a spending cap: “the agent can spend up to $X.” But a cap doesn't stop a compromised agent from sending that entire $X to itself. We are fixing this by locking every payment to one exact request before the agent even runs. Built on @MetaMask Advanced Permissions: The user signs a single scoped permission (ERC-7715). A coordinator agent holds that root permission, then re-delegates smaller permissions to task agents, each one fused to a single purchase: recipient, amount, token, all fixed on-chain. Try to: - pay the wrong address - overspend - replay a payment → the transaction reverts. Not a wallet warning. A hard on-chain failure. And if anything ever feels suspicious, revoke the root permission once and every downstream agent instantly loses access. @1shotapi handles settlement, sponsors gas in USDC, so users never need to touch ETH while hosting our own x402 7710 custom facilitator on the public relayer. The result isn't a more powerful AI agent. It's an agent that's finally safe to let loose, because betrayal isn't a risk you manage. It's something the system makes impossible. Built in the open with @MetaMaskDev + @1shotapi #metamask #delegation #x402 #hackathon #solidity #ethereum




