Connect Stripe MCP is a free, MIT-licensed agent skill that wires the Stripe MCP server into your AIML.chat agents with safe defaults — read tools for billing answers, and refunds or plan changes only behind human write-confirm. Your support agent answers "why was I charged" with real data and never moves money on its own.
What it does
The skill installs and scopes the Stripe MCP server for an AIML.chat agent, enabling read tools — look up a customer, read charges, invoices, and subscriptions — so the agent answers billing questions accurately and cited. It marks the mutating tools — issue a refund, update or cancel a subscription — as requiring approval, and recommends a restricted Stripe API key so the agent's access is limited by Stripe itself as well as by AIML.chat. The result is a billing-capable agent that's safe to put in front of customers because no charge or refund happens without a person approving it.
The skill
name: connect-stripe-mcp
Use when an agent should answer billing questions and act on Stripe safely.
Steps:
1. Create a restricted Stripe API key with only the needed scopes.
2. AIML.chat: MCP → Marketplace → Stripe → Install, paste the key.
3. Enable read tools; keep refund/subscription tools behind write-confirm.
4. Test: "find my last invoice" → reads it; a refund waits for approval.
How to use it
Copy the SKILL.md into your agent framework's skills folder, or install it in AIML.chat under Agents → Skills. It pairs with the MCP auth setup skill for credential handling and the billing support template for the agent's prompt. See the Stripe MCP hub entry and the MCP docs for how write-confirm works.
Ready to try it? Start free and connect Stripe in a couple of minutes — see pricing for higher limits.
Will it issue refunds automatically?+
No — reads are automatic, but a refund or subscription change requires human approval through write-confirm.
How is access limited?+
The skill recommends a restricted Stripe key, so access is scoped by Stripe as well as by AIML.chat's approval flow.
Is the skill free?+
Yes — it is MIT-licensed and free to copy. Using it in AIML.chat counts toward your plan's limits; see pricing.