It searches products and prepares a cart through Zinc, then pauses for human review in Slack and a separate Link payment approval. LangChain says the model does not handle payment secrets; the payment credential is kept in a private sandbox file and deleted after use. In the illustrated pen order, the user approved $23, the final charge was $22.18, and $0.82 was refunded. The post says a hosted deployment completed an end-to-end live order. The approach depends on merchant APIs that support MPP; it does not demonstrate general-purpose purchasing across arbitrary retailers. Source: https://www.langchain.com/blog/agents-that-can-pay-with-stripe-link
Raw SignalOct 8, 20261 min read1 source
LangChain published Restock, a sample Slack-based purchasing agent built on Managed Deep Agents
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LangChain published Restock, a sample Slack-based purchasing agent built on Managed Deep Agents, Stripe Link and the Machine Payments Protocol (MPP).