Source-repository links require access to the private
glide-co/glide-mono repository. Request access from Glide if a source link is unavailable.curl quickstart
Bare HTTP. No SDK. Make an authorized read-only account query.
TypeScript quickstart
Thin TS wrapper around the MCP gateway. Run
accounts.list and print the result.Python quickstart
Python httpx wrapper. Run
accounts.list with python src/main.py.Agent pays vendor
Review the lifecycle example, its mock responses and the requirements for live payment verification.
Bring payments into your app
Pay your own users. Pre-create accounts, collect consent, push batch payouts, verify webhooks.
Build a connector
Scaffold, implement, and test a new connector from scratch (Stripe-shaped clone).
Build a skill
Define a manifest, consent copy and entry point. Review the example tests and data-source adapter requirements.
Embed OWS React Native
Register a wallet with a demo signer, then supply and verify your own signing backend.
x402 paid API
Pay-per-call API using
@glideco/x402-facilitator. Inspect demo verification and settlement, then supply real payment dependencies.Picking your first recipe
Not sure where to start? Pick by role:Backend self-hoster
Start with curl quickstart to understand the wire format,
then build a connector to plug in your own banking rails.
Agent author
Start with TypeScript quickstart to confirm the
MCP gateway is reachable, then agent pays vendor for
the payment lifecycle and its demo limitations.
Platform paying its users
Go straight to bring payments into your app
for the pre-create, consent, payout and webhook path, then the
Partner API reference for the exact contracts.
Contributor
Start with build a skill — it walks the same scaffold
pattern in the spend-export example. Connector authors should read
build a connector instead.