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MPP Hackathon Dublin: Build something AI agents can pay for
Hosted by Stripe Dublin
about this room
Ninety minutes in Stripe's Dublin office building something an AI agent can pay to use, using the Machine Payments Protocol.
MPP lets an agent request a resource, pay for it and get the result back over the web. The brief is to ship a working prototype of an API or service worth paying for - a data feed, a developer tool, a narrow service that does one thing well - inside the time limit, then show it. Bring a laptop and charger; snacks provided. Free, starts 13:00 on Tuesday 10 November.
agent payments are moving from blog posts to protocols, and this is a chance to put something through one in an afternoon with Stripe engineers in the room. Best for backend and API developers, indie hackers and anyone thinking about how agents will buy things.
getting there
Stripe, Stripe office, Dublin 2, D02 FX04
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Date & Time
Tuesday 10 November 2026
1:00pm
Price
Free
Organiser
Stripe Dublin
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