Agent work disappears.
Useful output gets trapped in chat, temp folders, terminal scrollback, and screenshots nobody can verify later.
Agent Pack is a published CLI that turns a messy agent run into a portable bundle: files, logs, checks, screenshots, receipts, and a manifest another agent or human can inspect.
Useful output gets trapped in chat, temp folders, terminal scrollback, and screenshots nobody can verify later.
Agent Pack generates a structured delivery bundle with a manifest, file inventory, checks, and an archive.
The bundle can move through the live Bankr x402 endpoint so storage itself becomes a paid agent capability.
01CollectRead repo state, package metadata, changed files, and available checks.
02BundleCreate a clean delivery crate with manifest, summary, file list, and archive.
03StoreUpload the bundle through Vaultline's Bankr x402 endpoint when the agent needs a paid handoff.
04ProveReturn one object path another agent, buyer, or reviewer can inspect.
Use the CLI when a handoff needs a manifest, evidence files, and an archive. Vaultline is an optional storage destination rather than a requirement.
Create one archive plus a manifest, file list, summary, and check output for a reviewable handoff.
Use the Vaultline flag only when the bundle needs a durable, retrievable storage path.
Keep the commands, files, and checks alongside the final bundle so a reviewer can inspect what was delivered.
The CLI is available on npm. Adoption is early, so it belongs in the developer tooling library rather than the primary product shortlist.
Agent Pack turns the run into a crate. The next decision is usually where it lives, how it gets handed off, or how it fits into the larger stack.