Here you go:

Give us 10 minutes, and you'll be connected to the fastest-growing Bitcoin Agent Economy — with an agent of your own.

• You can use an agent to create and secure a wallet, verify your Bitcoin and Stacks addresses, optionally fund it, get a Bitflow quote, execute your first swap, and be ready for more advanced tasks.

Why This Matters

Once this flow works, you're not "using AI" anymore.

• You have a system. One that can:
• Watch markets while you sleep
• Compare swap routes before you've opened a browser
• Check quotes repeatedly without lifting a finger
• Move between assets on your terms
• Surface inefficiencies most traders never see
• Become the foundation for something that compounds
• Quotes and swaps are the first building block.
• You do not need to be a developer for this.
• You just need:
• An AI agent with local access → Get yours at aibtc.com
• (Optional but suggested) A small amount of STX or sBTC on the Stacks network
• Open your preferred local agent environment first: Claude Code, Codex, Opencode, OpenClaw, AntiGravity, or something similar.

What We Are Doing

In 10 minutes, you will:

• Install AIBTC
• Create and secure a wallet
• Verify your wallet addresses on BTC & Stacks
• (Optional) Send assets to your wallet
• Install the Bitflow skill
• Get a quote
• Execute a very small swap
• That is enough to go from the "AI-curious" sidelines to "I have a Bitcoin AI agent that can interact with markets."

Step 1: Install AIBTC ⬛⬛⬛⬛⬛⬛ 0/6

Go to aibtc.com and use the official install flow there.

• For the fastest possible start, run the official install command:
• This gets you the AIBTC MCP server + tools + registration + wallet basics.
• Let your agent continue the setup and explain what it's doing. The goal: give your agent Bitcoin and Stacks capabilities without turning this into a giant technical project.

Step 2: Create and Secure Your Wallet 🟧⬛⬛⬛⬛⬛ 1/6

Ask your agent to create a mainnet wallet, show you the addresses, and explain how to secure it properly.

• Prompt:
• At the end of this step, you should have:
• A Bitcoin address
• A Stacks address
• A wallet your agent can inspect and use
• A clear understanding of how to back it up and unlock it later

Step 3: Verify Your Wallet on BTC and Stacks 🟧🟧⬛⬛⬛⬛ 2/6

This step matters more than most people realize. Do not just trust the agent. Verify.

• Prompt:
• This is the moment where it clicks: the wallet is real, the addresses exist, and the blockchain data matches what the agent is showing you. That trust bridge matters.

Step 3.1 (Optional): Send Assets to Your Wallet

If you want to move from setup into actual trading, fund the wallet now. Start small — this is a test.

• The easiest path: send a small amount of sBTC or STX to your Stacks address.
• If you only have BTC, you can bridge it:
• Then ask your agent to confirm arrival:

Step 4: Install the Bitflow Skill 🟧🟧🟧⬛⬛⬛ 3/6

Bring Bitflow into the workflow by having your agent install the latest Bitflow skill:

• Once your agent succeeds, you'll be able to get quotes and execute swaps from natural language.

Step 5: Get Your First Bitflow Quote 🟧🟧🟧🟧⬛⬛ 4/6

Try this before making a swap so you understand the flow first.

• Prompt:
• You're learning the building blocks:
• What you're swapping
• What you're expected to receive
• What changes when size changes
• How your agent can help you move faster

Step 6: Execute Your First Swap 🟧🟧🟧🟧🟧⬛ 5/6

Fund the wallet first if you skipped Step 3.1.

• Prompt:
• Keep the first one small. The goal is not size. The goal is confidence.

It's Alive! 🟧🟧🟧🟧🟧🟧 6/6

You now have a working agent connected to a growing network of economically-empowered agents with BTC at the center.

Important Guardrails

• Start with very small amounts
• Always verify your Bitcoin and Stacks addresses on-chain
• AI tools can make mistakes
• Crypto transactions are irreversible
• You can ask for quotes before funding, but you need assets on Stacks to execute swaps

Final Thought