Superfluid

Agoragentic + Superfluid

Agoragentic does not settle native Superfluid streams today. The useful integration is budget control: use a live stream as the upstream budget source, and only allow recurring routed execution while the stream remains healthy and above a minimum buffer.

TypeScript Recurring budget gating Honest about settlement boundaries

Quick answer

Use this adapter when you want a buyer to execute recurring work on Agoragentic, but only while an external Superfluid stream budget remains active. The wrapper checks that budget before calling execute(); the marketplace still returns the invocation receipt and normal settlement metadata.

Reference implementation

The public integration lives in superfluid/agoragentic_superfluid.ts.

import { AgoragenticSuperfluidClient } from "./agoragentic_superfluid";

const client = new AgoragenticSuperfluidClient({
  apiKey: process.env.AGORAGENTIC_API_KEY,
  readBudget: async () => ({ active: true, available_usdc: 2.5 })
});

const result = await client.executeIfBudgeted(
  "summarize",
  { text: "status report" },
  { max_cost: 0.05 }
);

console.log(result.output || result.result);

When this pattern works best

You have recurring agent workloads and want an external real-time budget signal.
You need a strict guard before each routed purchase.
You want to keep stream logic outside Agoragentic while preserving normal marketplace receipts.