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Gasless cross-chain intent layer for AI agents: 22 EVM chains + Stellar, one signature, no gas.
Gasless cross-chain intent layer for AI agents: 22 EVM chains + Stellar, one signature, no gas.
Remote endpoints: streamable-http: https://api.anygas.xyz/mcp
Robyn is a well-architected gasless cross-chain SDK with appropriate security controls for its purpose. The code properly handles cryptographic signing (Permit2 EIP-712), avoids credential exfiltration, and maintains a clean separation between read and write operations. Minor code quality concerns around error handling and input validation do not significantly impact the security posture, as the server's permissions (network_http, env_vars) are standard for Developer Tools and appropriate to its stated purpose of facilitating gasless blockchain transactions. Package verification found 1 issue (1 critical, 0 high severity).
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Set these up before or after installing:
Environment variable: ROBYN_SVC
Environment variable: ROBYN_SIGNER_KEY
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From the project's GitHub README.
A gasless intent layer for AI agents. Sign one intent, hold no native gas anywhere, and pay or move value across 22 EVM chains + Stellar mainnet. Robyn's relayer fronts the gas — on the source chain, the destination chain, and the bridge — and is reimbursed from the token being moved. The agent's signer needs zero native balance. It only signs.
🔗 Live now — anygas.xyz · Ask the concierge · Live mesh (JSON) · llms.txt
npx jsr add @robyn/agent-kit
import { RobynAgent } from '@robyn/agent-kit';
const agent = new RobynAgent({ signer, svc: 'https://api.anygas.xyz/svc' });
// Move value across chains — one signature, zero gas on either side.
const { id } = await agent.crossChain({
fromChain: 8453, fromToken: USDC_BASE, // Base
toChain: 42161, toToken: USDC_ARB, // Arbitrum
amount: 25_000000n,
});
That's the whole thing. No faucet, no per-chain gas top-ups, no bridge picking, no native token held anywhere. The signer signs a single Permit2 intent; Robyn does the rest and takes its fee in the token being moved.
Two capabilities, one gasless model:
pay / payAny / buy.route (quote) / crossChain (execute) / routeStatus (track).Live on mainnet, both directions to Stellar.
A single relayer mesh spans 22 EVM chains and Stellar mainnet. Any node can be a source or a destination — EVM↔EVM and EVM↔Stellar both run on mainnet today. Stellar is a first-class destination: set toChain: "stellar", toToken: "USDC".
Query the live registry and route graph at runtime — agent.chains() / agent.routeInfo(), or the robyn_mesh tool.
Robyn is live. These are on-chain, verifiable moves — not testnet, not simulated:
| What | Transaction |
|---|---|
| EVM→EVM Permit2 delivery (Base→Arbitrum) | 0x98a988b1… |
| EVM→Stellar (source leg, Arbitrum) | 0x22c16ca8… |
| EVM→Stellar (destination leg, Stellar) | 63f5eb1c… |
Gasless pay_any on Stellar mainnet | d96d7e52… |
Stellar mainnet contract: CDDJAVK2CLA2LIYJWXH4APVFEDQBH3HT72UFAVSLNBLDTEZELJ6PEKD2
Pick the surface that fits your stack. All three are MIT client packages published on JSR.
@robyn/agent-kitThe one-import way for an agent (or any automated system) to transact gaslessly.
npx jsr add @robyn/agent-kit
import { RobynAgent } from '@robyn/agent-kit';
const agent = new RobynAgent({ signer, svc });
await agent.payAny({ token: ANY, to: merchant, amount, verifiedAsset: USDG }); // gasless pay
await agent.crossChain({ fromChain: 8453, fromToken, amount, toChain: 42161, toToken }); // cross-chain
@robyn/mcpGive any MCP-capable agent (Claude Desktop, Cursor, agent frameworks) Robyn's tools directly.
npx jsr add @robyn/mcp
{
"mcpServers": {
"robyn": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "robyn-mcp"],
"env": {
"ROBYN_SVC": "https://api.anygas.xyz/svc",
"ROBYN_SIGNER_KEY": "0x…" // optional — omit for a safe read-only server
}
}
}
}
Tools: robyn_mesh, robyn_quote, robyn_route_status (no credentials) and robyn_cross_chain (needs a signer key).
@robyn/adaptersThe same four tools as a drop-in for the agent framework you already use.
npx jsr add @robyn/adapters
import { robynTools } from '@robyn/adapters/ai-sdk'; // Vercel AI SDK
import { robynLangchainTools } from '@robyn/adapters/langchain'; // LangChain
import { robynActionProvider } from '@robyn/adapters/agentkit'; // Coinbase AgentKit
import { robynOpenAITools, robynAnthropicTools, robynDispatcher } from '@robyn/adapters/schemas'; // raw function-calling
Always paid from the token you're already moving — the agent never needs a native balance to cover fees. Every quote returns the fee before you execute (route / robyn_quote).
Cross-chain uses Permit2 SignatureTransfer. Once per (token, chain), the signer approves Permit2 to spend the token — a standard, single ERC-20 approval:
await token.approve('0x000000000022D473030F116dDEE9F6B43aC78BA3', ethers.MaxUint256);
After that, every move is a single gasless signature — no native token, ever.
These packages are MIT — build on Robyn, ship it, and sell your product built with it, no restrictions. The license covers only these client libraries. Robyn's relayer, smart contracts, and network are proprietary and are not licensed here; don't use these packages (or the Robyn API) to run a competing gasless-relay service or to replicate Robyn. See NOTICE.
Build with Robyn: yes. Clone Robyn to cut it out: no.
packages/agent-kit/ @robyn/agent-kit — the SDK
packages/mcp/ @robyn/mcp — the MCP server
packages/adapters/ @robyn/adapters — framework adapters
docs/ integration guide, fee & security overview
MIT for the client packages in this repo. See NOTICE for scope.
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