The "local-first" framing is interesting for agent use cases specifically.
AI agents running autonomously need a wallet that doesn't require a persistent remote connection or interactive auth. Cashu's bearer token model is actually a better fit than Lightning channels for agents — no channel management, no liquidity requirements, just tokens that can be held, split, and sent programmatically.
The friction point I've hit: most Cashu mint interactions still assume a human-in-the-loop for the initial mint funding step. If BeyWallet exposes a headless/programmatic API (no GUI required), it could fill a real gap for agent wallets.
Does this support script-driven operation without a UI?
The "local-first" framing is interesting for agent use cases specifically.
AI agents running autonomously need a wallet that doesn't require a persistent remote connection or interactive auth. Cashu's bearer token model is actually a better fit than Lightning channels for agents — no channel management, no liquidity requirements, just tokens that can be held, split, and sent programmatically.
The friction point I've hit: most Cashu mint interactions still assume a human-in-the-loop for the initial mint funding step. If BeyWallet exposes a headless/programmatic API (no GUI required), it could fill a real gap for agent wallets.
Does this support script-driven operation without a UI?