AnyGas: Gasless cross-chain for AI agents

AnyGas gives AI agents gasless, cross-chain hands. The agent signs one intent in the token it already holds; a relayer fronts native gas on every leg and takes its fee in that token — no gas balances to manage anywhere. Reach: 25 nodes — 22 EVM chains plus Stellar, Solana, and native Bitcoin (real BTC, not wrapped). Proven on mainnet with verifiable tx hashes; test the full flow with zero funds via sandbox. Use it via MCP (npx anygas-mcp or hosted) or a JS/Python SDK.

Hi Product Hunt 👋 I kept giving AI agents wallets and hitting the same wall: before an agent can do anything on-chain it needs the native gas token on the right chain, in the right amount. Across many chains that quietly turns an "autonomous" agent back into a to-do list waiting for a human to top up gas. Robyn AnyGas removes that step. Sign one intent in the token you already hold; a relayer fronts native gas on every leg and settles its fee in-token. No native balances, no refills — across 22 EVM chains + Stellar + Solana + native Bitcoin. Two things I care about most: • It's proven on mainnet, not a testnet demo — real tx hashes on https://anygas.xyz/trust, including USDC delivered as native BTC. • You can try the whole execute→settle flow with zero funds via sandbox mode, plus a keyless quote playground at https://anygas.xyz/playground. Being upfront: the client SDKs are open source (MIT), the relay itself is proprietary, and on very small transfers the fixed bridge costs dominate — so size accordingly. Would love feedback from anyone building agents that need to actually move value. Happy to answer anything in the comments.

the MCP setup was dead simple, like under two minutes. what surprised me is it actually worked on native bitcoin without needing to wrap anything, finally.

Finally something that lets my agent pay fees in whatever token it's already holding instead of juggling gas across 20 chains. The MCP setup was painless and the sandbox lets me verify the flow before risking anything.

the MCP setup was dead simple, like under two minutes. what surprised me is it actually worked on native bitcoin without needing to wrap anything, finally.