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A coding agent can build the three InFlow integration steps with you: Payments (MPP and x402), Enrollment (AEP), and Discovery (ODP). It turns your goals into a plan and builds one approved step at a time. See Integrate your service for the steps. Any coding agent that can read a URL and edit a repository works, for example Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex.

Start in your repository

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Open your repository

Open your application repository in your coding agent.
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Paste the prompt

Paste this prompt into the chat of your coding agent.
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Choose all three

The agent asks: “Would you like to integrate all three or a subset?” Choose all three. The agent does not choose for you.
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Type go to continue

The agent confirms the repository and saves a coordination plan. Then it asks you to type go. Each go approves only the next step that the agent names.

The order of the work

The agent builds Payments, then Enrollment (AEP), then Discovery (ODP). This order is a recommendation, not a protocol rule. At runtime, an agent uses your service in the opposite order: it discovers with ODP, enrolls with AEP, and then pays. Each step has its own guide and its own plan file in your repository. The coordination plan records your choices, the order, the current stage, and the next action. Each step guide does its own interview, repository review, SDK choice, plan, and checks.

You stay in control

How the agent knows the work is done

Each step plan ends with two groups of exit criteria. The agent keeps each state separate: local tests, checks on the running service, deployment, submission, and listing. “Implementation complete; deployed verification pending” does not mean complete. A successful submission does not prove that the directory indexed your service.

Run the guide again

The agent saves the plans and the progress in your repository. You can pause and resume, or start a new assessment when your goals change. On a new run, you can choose one improvement, for example ODP from the Minimal level to the Complete level.
Last modified on October 15, 2026