PayPal
Overview
PayPal is represented at AI Engineer World's Fair 2026. Its public site describes it this way: Unlock the future of AI commerce with PayPal. Use Store Sync & Agent Ready to sell across AI experiences and turn checkouts into conversions.
Background
The official speaker roster connects PayPal to Jay Mok, Mark Lummus, Navinkumar Patil, Nixon Dinh. The public company site was discovered by domain-guess and fetched for homepage metadata.
Conference Relevance
PayPal matters to this wiki through 4 official speaker(s) and 3 scheduled session(s), including: Burn your flags: How PayPal designs interactive CLI tools for agents; The Death of Keyword Search and the Rise of Agent-Readable Catalogs; Your Agent Just Authorized What?!.
Conference Sessions
- 2026 06 29 mark lummus burn your flags how paypal designs interactive cli tools for agents - Burn your flags: How PayPal designs interactive CLI tools for agents (2026-06-29, 2:20pm-4:20pm)
- 2026 06 30 nixon dinh the death of keyword search and the rise of agent readable catalogs - The Death of Keyword Search and the Rise of Agent-Readable Catalogs (2026-06-30, 11:10am-11:30am)
- 2026 07 01 jay mok your agent just authorized what - Your Agent Just Authorized What?! (2026-07-01, 2:50pm-3:10pm)
Connections
- jay mok - role not listed
- mark lummus - Product Lead
- navinkumar patil - Staff Software Engineer
- nixon dinh - role not listed
Sources
Evidence Graph
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Linked Sessions
- Burn your flags: How PayPal designs interactive CLI tools for agents
- The Death of Keyword Search and the Rise of Agent-Readable Catalogs
- Your Agent Just Authorized What?!
Media Signals
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Notes
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Evidence Boundary
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