Agent Skills
Agent skills package the instructions, rules, and commands an AI runtime needs to use MagicPay safely.
Supported Runtimes
MagicPay supports OpenClaw, Hermes, Claude Code, Codex, Manus, and other agents that can read skill-style instructions and run the public CLIs. Skill bundles are published from the public GitHub repository nuanu-ai/skills.
| Runtime | Install path | Skills available |
|---|---|---|
| Claude Code | Release bundles into .claude/skills/ | MagicPay + MagicBrowse |
| Codex | Release bundles into ~/.codex/skills/ | MagicPay + MagicBrowse |
| OpenClaw | ClawHub install | MagicPay + MagicBrowse |
| Hermes | nuanu-ai/skills tap | MagicPay (Hermes drives its own browser) |
| Manus / other agents | CLIs plus persistent instructions | CLI + instructions |
Install
Install the MagicPay skill first. The skill carries the setup rules, CLI repair instructions, MagicBrowse handoff behavior, and top-up guidance for first-time setup.
npx skills add MercuryoAI/skills --skill magicpay --global --yes --copySetup Command
After install, the agent should verify magicpay --help and run magicpay setup next. The returned instructions field is the setup plan; agents should follow it directly instead of maintaining a separate state mapping.
magicpay --helpmagicpay setup next --intent landing --platform <runtime> --agent-name "<runtime> Agent" --api-url https://durcottggsiesxxqzvbb.supabase.co/functions/v1/api --env productionRuntime Rule
The agent should browse and reason normally until it reaches login, identity, payment, confirmation, or CAPTCHA. At that point it should stop and call the MagicPay path instead of typing Memory values. OpenClaw and Hermes should prefer their native page-control tools when those tools can drive the same browser process; MagicBrowse remains the fallback browser controller.