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The Stripe Agent Toolkit provides a bridge between popular agent frameworks and the Stripe API so developers can safely expose Stripe functionality to automated agents. It offers libraries for both Python and TypeScript built on top of Stripe's official SDKs and is designed to be passed as a set of tools into agents such as OpenAI's Agent SDK, LangChain, CrewAI, Vercel's AI SDK, and Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers. The toolkit lets you configure which Stripe actions are permitted and supply contextual defaults such as connected account IDs. It is not an exhaustive wrapper of the entire Stripe API but includes common payment and billing operations and examples for integrating the toolkit into agent workflows. It also includes support for running or connecting to an MCP server for remote agent interaction.

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Language support for both Python and TypeScript with clear installation via pip and npm. Integration adapters and examples for several agent frameworks including OpenAI"s Agent SDK, LangChain, CrewAI, and Vercel"s AI SDK. A configuration system to restrict or enable specific action families and to provide context defaults such as connected account identifiers. A get_tools method that returns agent-ready tools which can be passed into agent constructors or executors. Support for the Model Context Protocol including a local MCP server bootstrap. Middleware for Vercel"s AI SDK to emit metered billing events. Built on top of Stripe"s official Python and Node SDKs and accompanied by examples demonstrating usage patterns and supported API calls.
Use Cases
The toolkit reduces friction when giving agents the ability to interact with payment and billing systems by exposing a curated, configurable surface of Stripe operations that agents can invoke via function calling. Developers can control which actions agents may perform, set default context like connected accounts, and reuse ready-made tools to accelerate integration into agent workflows. It covers common tasks such as creating customers, payment links, products and prices, invoices and invoice items, refunds, listing resources, canceling and updating subscriptions, retrieving balance, and updating disputes. The MCP support and Vercel middleware help integrate agents into larger architectures and enable billing instrumentation. Examples and multi-framework adapters make it easier to prototype and deploy agent-driven payment flows while relying on Stripe"s SDKs for API calls.

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