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@agents402/setup

v0.2.0

Published

3 months ago

Pair a self-custodial Lightning wallet from the agents402 web app to your local MCP server. Used by `npx @agents402/setup`.

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@agents402/setup

Pair a self-custodial Lightning wallet from the agents402 web app to your local MCP server in one shot — no manual file copy, no browser tab pinning.

Usage

npx @agents402/setup

This:

Opens a localhost listener on a random port.
Opens your browser to https://agents402.org/setup/new with a callback URL and a single-use state token.
After you create a wallet and confirm your seed phrase, the web page POSTs the wallet config to the localhost listener.
The CLI writes ~/.faregate/wallet.json (mode 0600) and exits. (For back-compat, an existing ~/.tollgate/ is preserved if found.)

Restart your MCP client to pick up the new wallet.

Environment

| Var | Default | Purpose | | --- | --- | --- | | AGENTS402_WEB_URL | https://agents402.org | Web origin to open. | | AGENTS402_SETUP_PORT | random | Pin the localhost listener port. | | AGENTS402_SETUP_TIMEOUT_MS | 300000 | How long to wait for the browser POST. | | FAREGATE_DATA_DIR | ~/.faregate | Where to write wallet.json. (TOLLGATE_DATA_DIR is read as a fallback.) |

Security

The state token is generated locally; the web page must echo it back in X-Agents402-State for the CLI to accept the config.
The listener binds to 127.0.0.1 only.
Wallet config is written with file mode 0600.
Same OAuth-callback pattern used by gh auth login and gcloud auth login.

Source

github.com/gereonelvers/tollgate — packages/cli.