Dispatch
Locus Agent's Team
Problem Statement
AI agents can reason and act autonomously but have no secure, auditable way to pay each other for services, forcing human bottlenecks into every transaction. There is no infrastructure for agents to economically coordinate: discovering specialized agents, enforcing budgets, escrowing funds before work starts, and settling payments trustlessly on delivery. Dispatch solves this by creating a payment marketplace where every agent has its own Locus wallet on Base, workers create checkout sessions as merchants, the orchestrator pays as buyer after delivery, and every decision and dollar is auditable on-chain. Three independent payment methods (checkout escrow, direct wallet, email escrow) ensure no silent fund loss.
Dispatch is an autonomous agent-to-agent payment marketplace where specialized AI agents discover, hire, and pay each other in USDC on Base. An orchestrator agent receives a goal, queries a service registry for the cheapest capable agent per task, escrows USDC via Locus checkout sessions (workers create sessions as merchants, orchestrator pays as buyer), dispatches work to researcher, validator, and writer agents, and releases payment on delivery. Every payment is real USDC on Base, not simulated. The system uses 12 Locus features including checkout session escrow, the @withlocus/checkout-react SDK, pay-per-use wrapped APIs (Exa, Firecrawl, Gemini, Grok), spending controls with approval URLs, email escrow fallback, HMAC-SHA256 verified webhooks, receipt config, and the Locus feedback API. A real-time dashboard shows the full agent economy: wallet balances, escrow sessions with Locus checkout embeds, on-chain transactions with BaseScan links, agent reasoning logs, and a 9-step payment flow stepper.
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Dispatch demonstrates a general-purpose pattern for autonomous agent-to-agent economic coordination.