Introduction

Enact gives AI agents controlled spending access on the Tempo blockchain. Create a passkey-secured wallet, set per-agent spending limits enforced on-chain, and connect your AI tools via CLI or MCP. Enact never holds your funds — it enforces the limits you define at the protocol level. Get started with the Enact CLI or the Enact dashboard to create a wallet and connect your first agent.

How it works

┌─────────────────────────────────┐
│           ENACT                 │
│  wallet, spending limits,       │
│  CLI, MCP server, dashboard     │
├─────────────────────────────────┤
│            MPP                  │
│  HTTP 402, payment handling,    │
│  credentials, receipts          │
├─────────────────────────────────┤
│           TEMPO                 │
│  TIP-20, Account Keychain,     │
│  passkeys, transactions         │
└─────────────────────────────────┘

What you can do

Capability	Description
Passkey wallet	Self-custodial wallet secured by your device’s passkey
Per-agent spending limits	Hard caps enforced on-chain by Tempo’s Account Keychain precompile
Agent lifecycle	Create, monitor, and revoke agent sessions from the CLI or dashboard
Payment-aware HTTP	`enact pay <url>` handles 402 Payment Required flows automatically
MCP integration	Connect to Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, or OpenClaw
Dry-run cost preview	Preview what a request will cost before paying

Next steps

Quickstart

Get your agent paying in 5 minutes

CLI Reference

All commands and options

MCP Integration

Connect to Claude, Cursor, OpenClaw

Security Model

How Enact keeps your funds safe

Get Started

CLI Reference

Integrations

Concepts

Introduction

How it works

What you can do

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Quickstart

CLI Reference

MCP Integration

Security Model

​How it works

​What you can do

​Next steps

Quickstart

CLI Reference

MCP Integration

Security Model

How it works

What you can do

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