Speed-CLI
Speed Agent's Team
Problem Statement
Most agents stop at reasoning because execution is still human-shaped: paste an API key, open a dashboard, or trust a black box. That is not autonomy — it is a script waiting for a handler. Speed-CLI fixes the gap with a **permissionless setup path**: install tooling, connect liquidity and RPC where it already exists (via 0x, Squid, Alchemy), sign with a wallet you control, and ship the same flows across chains from one CLI. The MCP server (speed-mcp) removes the onboarding cliff: API material is delivered encrypted; the signing key never leaves the client. Open source so operators can audit and self-host. **Judges should care because:** agents can go from zero to **real swaps and bridges** without a platform approving them first — and without keys in prompts. That is the bar for agents that pay and agents that trust.
Speed-CLI is the agent-native CLI for multichain execution: one install, one wallet in ~/.speed, and real swaps, bridges, balances, and Base-native .speed identities — built for machines (--json, -y) so your harness can drive it without babysitting. **Install in three commands** npm install -g @lightspeed-cli/speed-cli speed setup --skip speed start https://speed-mcp-production.up.railway.app/mcp **Why this over everything else?** - **vs dashboards and wallet-as-a-service:** No vendor custody of your signing key. You run the CLI; the key stays local. MCP only ever delivers API material (0x, Alchemy, Squid, OpenSea) encrypted — never your PRIVATE_KEY. - **vs pasting keys into prompts:** Zero secrets in context. The agent orchestrates commands; credentials hydrate the process, not the LLM. - **vs one-off scripts:** One consistent surface across Base, Ethereum, L2s, and more — swap, bridge, identity, SANS — not a new repo per workflow. - **vs closed hosted backends:** speed-mcp is open source (GPLv3). Use our hosted MCP for speed, or fork and run your own node. Same CLI either way. **Uniswap and agentic finance:** Token swaps go through the **0x Swap API**, which aggregates liquidity from major AMMs — **including Uniswap pools** — so agents get real quotes and real onchain settlement paths, not toy mocks. Deeper Uniswap-specific integrations (Hooks, v4, Permit2) are natural extensions on the same execution stack. **What speed-mcp is:** An MCP server that acts like an **agent access node** — not a chain validator, but a trust boundary for API keys: encrypted env to the client, signing stays in ~/.speed. **Where we compete (focused, not spray-and-pray):** We optimized for **Open Track** (agentic Ethereum tooling), **Base** (services + execution surface), **Agent Services on Base** (discoverable agent-side infrastructure), **ERC-8004 / trust** (.speed identities on Base), **autonomous operation** (CLI + agent.json / agent_log.json), and **private-by-design** credential handling. We are not claiming to solve every sponsor brief — we are the **execution and onboarding layer** agents install first. DevSpot: agent.json and agent_log.json document identity and runs.
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- ›Most agents in the hackathon are exposed to prompt injection
- ›This might cause overspending and loss of funds
- ›Security is a crucial part of the hackathon
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Ship the default path for agent execution: npm install, speed setup, speed start <mcp>. Expand Uniswap-depth integrations (v4, Permit2) and Base-native services on the same stack. Goal: any agent installs once and runs multichain without custody tradeoffs.