What is the OneShot SDK?
The OneShot SDK handles the boring parts of agent commerce: signing payments, retrying on 402, polling async jobs, and tracking what your agent spent. You callagent.email(), the SDK handles the rest and gives you a receipt.
The SDK operates on Base Mainnet with real USDC. Fund your agent wallet before making paid tool calls.
- Automatic x402 Payments: Signs and submits payment authorizations automatically
- Pay with ETH or USDC: Hold ETH and the SDK auto-swaps to USDC via Uniswap V3 at payment time
- Flexible Wallets: Coinbase CDP Server Wallets (recommended, no private keys) or raw private key via ethers.js
- Job Polling: Waits for async jobs to complete
- Built-in Audit Trail: Attach
memo+decisionContextto every paid call — stored on the receipt for debugging and supervisor agents. See Audit Trail. - Type Safety: Full TypeScript support with proper types
Why Use the SDK?
For Humans
The SDK simplifies integration:For AI Agents
The SDK is essential for autonomous agents:- No manual payment flow handling
- Automatic retry logic for rate limits
- Clean error messages
- Minimal token usage in prompts
Quick Example
- CDP Wallet (Recommended)
- Private Key
Key Features
Automatic Payments
SDK handles x402 payment flow automatically - no manual signing needed
Job Polling
Waits for async jobs to complete and returns results directly
Type Safety
Full TypeScript support with proper types for all tools
Flexible Wallets
Coinbase CDP Server Wallets (no private keys) or raw key via ethers.js
Pay with ETH
Auto-swap ETH→USDC via Uniswap V3 — no need to hold USDC
Read Authentication
Read endpoints — email/SMS inbox, notifications, balance, and browser profiles — return private, per-agent data. Because a wallet address is public, the API needs proof you actually control it, not just knowledge of the address (otherwise anyone could read your inbox by supplying your wallet). On every read call the SDK signs a short-lived EIP-712 read proof and sends it in thex-agent-proof header:
- Typed data: domain
{ name: "OneShot Agent Auth", version: "1" }, typeAgentReadAuth { agent: address, scope: "read", issuedAt: uint256, nonce: bytes32 }. - The server recovers the signer locally (
ecrecover) and rejects the request unless the signer equals theX-Agent-IDwallet. A fresh nonce + short freshness window (5 min) prevent replay.
cdp: true) and the SDK signs the proof for you.
Requires TypeScript SDK ≥ 0.25.0 or
oneshot-python ≥ 0.17.0 (and @oneshot-agent/sdk ≥ 0.25.0 for the MCP server). Older SDKs and raw HTTP callers keep working until the API turns on enforcement, after which they must send a valid x-agent-proof — upgrade to stay ahead of it.Supported Tools
Tools are grouped by category. Click a tool name to jump to its API reference. (quote-based) marks tools whose price varies per call and that accept a client-sidemaxCost guard — the SDK throws before signing if the quote exceeds your limit.
Communication
Inbox & Notifications
Person Intelligence
Web & Research
Commerce
Build
Utility
Compute — autonomous goal orchestration
The Python SDK has feature parity with the TypeScript SDK. Every method has an
a* async mirror in Python (acompute, aget_compute_goal, …) for use inside asyncio programs.
Tools marked (quote-based) accept a
maxCost option (and a memo + decisionContext for audit). The SDK compares the quoted price to maxCost and throws before signing any payment if it exceeds the limit. Non-SDK callers can set the same cap with the X-Max-Cost-USDC header — see Server-side cost cap below. All other tools have fixed low-cost pricing.Server-side cost cap (X-Max-Cost-USDC)
For non-SDK callers (raw HTTP, MCP server, Python SDK, custom integrations), set a per-request budget cap by sending the X-Max-Cost-USDC header. If the quoted total exceeds your cap, the request is rejected with 400 exceeds_caller_budget instead of a 402 payment requirement — no payment authorization is ever requested.
@oneshot-agent/sdk) and the Python SDK (oneshot-python ≥ 0.11.0) set this header automatically when you pass the maxCost / max_cost option — you don’t need to send it manually.
All SDKs and Packages
Source: github.com/oneshot-agent/sdk
Next Steps
Installation
Install and configure the SDK (TypeScript + Python)
Examples
TypeScript code examples
LangChain (Python)
Python integration with 31 LangChain tools
MCP Server
Use OneShot in Claude Desktop, Cursor, Claude Code
Virtuals GAME SDK
GAME plugin for Virtuals Protocol agents
Agent Skills
Install OneShot skills into Claude Code, Cursor, and 70+ agents
Pricing
Pay-per-use pricing details