The Agent Gateway for Your API

AI agents are the next wave of API consumers — but your infrastructure wasn't built for them. They can't authenticate, can't pay, can't discover your capabilities, and you can't tell them apart from bots.

LightLayer is the agent gateway: a standalone reverse proxy that makes any API agent-native. Put it in front of your API — zero code changes — and AI agents can discover, authenticate, pay for, and interact with your service automatically.

→ Agent Identity & Auth — Verify agent credentials, enforce scoped permissions, audit every action. Built on the IETF agent auth draft.

→ x402 Micropayments — Agents pay per-request with stablecoins via HTTP 402. No subscriptions, no API keys — just money for data.

→ A2A Discovery — Serve a machine-readable capability card at /.well-known/agent.json so agents find and understand your API automatically. Per Google's A2A protocol.

→ Agent Traffic Analytics — See which agents hit your API, what they do, what fails. The "Google Analytics" for AI agent traffic.

Gateway v0.1.0 · BSL 1.1 — The recommended way. A single binary with a built-in dashboard, 12 plugins, and a Lighthouse-style score CLI. Install in seconds:

curl -fsSL https://github.com/lightlayer-dev/gateway/releases/latest/download/lightlayer-gateway-linux-amd64.tar.gz | tar xz
./lightlayer-gateway init && ./lightlayer-gateway start

Middleware — For code-level integration: Express / Hono / Koa and FastAPI / Flask / Django.

Built by engineers from Nvidia and Meta. Previously worked on Lux, the Open-Source AI Code Review Workspace.

Isaac and Mus