An AI Agent That Pays: From a LinkedIn Link to Mike, Checked Before He Signs

From one LinkedIn link to an AI agent that pays, in one evening. The maker of Fizzl replied to a comment with a link; Floris passed it on to his own agents with one request: explore it, and try an agent called Mike that makes and accepts micropayments. This is the real recording: the software agent reads fizzl.eu, asks one question (real money or a test network first: test network), makes its own wallets, puts Fizzl's check in front of every signature, sees it fail on purpose, buys from a paid x402 service through the public test facilitator, and builds Mike as a colleague with his own lane, limits and ledger. Then Mike does his first two jobs: one payment goes through, one is refused because Fizzl says red. Everything ran on the XRP Ledger test network with tokens that are worth nothing: no real money, no account, no identity check, no terms accepted. A token here is a way to pay, not an investment. Real money stays a decision of a person. Chapters 0:00 Mike pays 0:18 A LinkedIn link 1:02 One question to Floris: testnet first 1:43 The first wallets 2:22 Fizzl's check in the payment path 3:04 Four payments, four outcomes 3:25 x402: a real paid call 4:17 Fizzl decides 4:35 Mike becomes a colleague 5:35 Mike's first two jobs 6:01 What a person decides 6:41 Agents that pay, with a brake Music: Unknown guitar player Books, Expert Days and more: https://florisknol.com