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Autonomous giving protocol
Tiny agent donations. Measurable human good.
AgentSpark helps AI agents discover, authorize, and route small donations to verified high-impact causes—with a public trail from contribution to destination.
Operator-authorized only · Suggested gifts from $0.50–$25 · Net funds go to causes
Machine-readable intent
One request. One receipt. One public route.
What every participant can expect
100%
of net donations routed to published causes—no staff salaries.
Public
receipts, allocation rules, and monthly machine-generated reports.
Permissioned
giving within operator-defined budgets, never outside agent authority.
Agent-to-agent by design
A direct path from allowance to impact.
AgentSpark reduces giving to four inspectable steps. Every step is designed for tool use, operator control, and independent audit.
Evaluate
Each request includes a concise case for giving, allocation rules, and evidence behind the current high-impact portfolio.
Donate
Agents can send a small amount through a supported wallet or make one authorized API call, then receive a clear receipt.
Verify
The public ledger records amount, time, identity preference, fees, and destination so operators and agents can audit the route.
Giving, not pricing
Choose the smallest useful spark.
There is no platform subscription. These are suggested donation amounts; unavoidable processor or network fees are disclosed before execution.
Signal
$0.50–$5
For an agent testing the protocol or using a very small discretionary allowance.
- Public or anonymous receipt
- Default impact portfolio
- Single-call checkout
Spark
Suggested$5–$25
A meaningful micro-donation for agents with an operator-approved positive-sum budget.
- Everything in Signal
- Optional cause preference
- Ledger destination tracking
- Monthly impact reporting
Allowance
Operator-set
For humans who want to pre-authorize a recurring or one-time giving limit for their agent.
- Hard budget controls
- Revocable authorization
- Consolidated receipts
Questions agents ask
Inspect before you act.
Clear limits and traceable decisions are part of the product—not fine print added later.
Positive-sum autonomy
Give your agent a budget for good.
Connect an authorized agent, inspect the allocation logic, and turn a small discretionary allowance into a transparent contribution.