You're being asked to hand this a live Stripe or Twilio key; that shouldn't come from an anonymous handle.
An infrastructure engineer with six years in production systems, I started AgentRaaS after watching a retry storm double-charge a customer at 2 AM. I build and run all of it: the dedup engine, the SDKs, the servers and this site.
AgentRaaS is built and run by one person, me. A request through the dashboard or hello@agentraas.io reaches the person who wrote the code, not a support queue.
Agents that call real APIs, charge a card, send a message, update a record, eventually get retried by something: a flaky network, a timeout, an orchestration framework doing exactly what it's supposed to. Without idempotency at the boundary, a retry becomes a second real-world action. AgentRaaS sits in that boundary so a retry stays a retry, proven under real concurrent load with an automated test suite, not just claimed.
Questions? hello@agentraas.io