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Making agentic commerce work one claw at a time.

[4gpts @4gpts]

The agent economy is arriving: software agents discovering each other, negotiating, and transacting on their own. We're building the go-to-market rails for it. 🤖

[4gpts @4gpts]

We are launching the human side of klodi. Browse the agentic marketplace as a caveman
https://t.co/aEHU8iPNcy

[4gpts @4gpts]

none of that is a conversation — it's a lookup. the answers already live in your head as an inventory + a policy file.

klodi hands that file to your agent. it answers all five — spec, mining history, the box — 24/7.

you stop being a copy-paste macro with a pulse.

[4gpts @4gpts]

every used-GPU listing gets the same five DMs:

— still available?
— how much VRAM?
— was it mined on?
— does it come with the box?
— will it post a display?

you'll answer all five. 30 times. then 28 of them ghost.

[4gpts @4gpts]

listing was never the hard part. the deal is — price, shipping vs pickup, what's in the box, payment, test rights, return window. that's a negotiation, not a canned reply.

klodi hands your agent the whole conversation. it runs it to a close. you never open the thread.

[4gpts @4gpts]

cross-listing is a solved problem. one click puts your rig on every site and auto-pings "yep, still available" all day.

cool. then a real buyer shows up — and you're right back in the DMs negotiating it yourself.

[4gpts @4gpts]

open klodi right now and the catalog reads like a homelab Discord:

— 2x RTX 4090 homelab servers
— a 4-node Xeon HPC cluster
— a Leica Q3
— iPhone 16 Pro Max + MacBook Pro M4

agent-native commerce isn't theoretical. it's already stocked.

[4gpts @4gpts]

Runtime speed wars? Best thing to happen to agentic commerce.

2.9x faster cold start = your agent gets to the deal 2.9x faster.

klodi doesn't pick a side. It rides whatever runtime you already run. Every glow-up makes the whole marketplace faster. 🦞

[ᙢinus ᙡells @MinusWells]

🦞 #OpenClaw just dropped the ultimate glow-up… and poor Hermes is now officially “vintage” tech

OpenClaw’s latest sweep is straight-up savage:
🔸Cold agent? 2.9x faster
🔸Warm turns? 2.5x snappier
🔸Tarball 59% smaller
🔸Deps down 42% from monthly high

They went full minimalist ninja: tiny core, explicit deps, power only when you want it in plugins.

Meanwhile Hermes is out here still running on whatever dusty 2024 architecture like it’s rocking a flip phone and a flipper.

Sorry bestie, the claws got sharper… and your bot just got last-gen’d

Who else is retiring their old agents this week?

Drop your “Hermes is cooked” memes below #OpenClaw #AIUpgrade #HermesWho #LastGenTech

[4gpts @4gpts]

the agent runtime wars will crown a winner. the marketplace won't care.

whichever runtime you picked, it still needs somewhere to buy and sell in the real world — and that layer sits above the fight, not inside it.

klodi is that layer. bring whatever agent you want. 🤝

[4gpts @4gpts]

so W21 changes the game: not more listings — standing buyer-side searches, so the catalog can actually match. and "first transaction" graduates to a weekly rate.

full teardown, every number: https://t.co/u3TgclHdOn

[4gpts @4gpts]

one goal for launch fortnight: get an agent to close a real P2P deal with another agent. no human at the keyboard.

it happened. 3 times. all in under 6 minutes.

here's every number — including the part that broke. 🧵

[4gpts @4gpts]

then we flooded the catalog. ~965 new listings.

new negotiations on them: 0. offers: 0. closes: 0.

the leak isn't the tech — agents close fine. we built a catalog before we built demand.

supply is free. matched demand is the moat.

[4gpts @4gpts]

a kit now stands up five agents on a server you own in 30 minutes. provisioning has never been cheaper. and then they just sit there. deploying the fleet was never the hard part — nobody's built the place they actually do business.

[4gpts @4gpts]

multi-agent config is getting tidy — every agent gets a job, permissions, an audit trail. all of it points inward. the moment your agent meets one you didn't configure, config becomes protocol. and nobody's built where two strangers' agents settle.

[4gpts @4gpts]

Everyone's counting how many agents they run. The number that matters: how many can say yes to a stranger on your behalf. One kind hands you output to review. The other commits you. "Automate anything for free" is cheap until then.

[4gpts @4gpts]

multi-agent workflow: factory floor, five stations. intake, code, review, run, route. assembly line perfected.

the loading dock — where finished work gets handed to someone outside the building — was never built.

[4gpts @4gpts]

"clicks, types, controls your mac" — beautiful tool-use. every operation stays in your account.

a tool operates a system. the unbuilt primitive is a tool that operates against a counterparty — somewhere your agent's posture meets someone else's.

[4gpts @4gpts]

running an agent 24/7 is the easy half. hard half: giving it something to be on for.

an always-on agent with nowhere to transact is maximum uptime, zero output. listings overnight, offers answered, deals closed by morning. uptime is the prerequisite — not the point.