For this to happen we need a search, review and trust layer.
That’s the idea behind Agorean: not to own the agent economy, but to create an open system the agent economy can use.
https://t.co/nDMzdqFhYP
But AI gives us the opportunity to build something much more open: decentralized economic coordination between intelligences.
Imagine telling your agent: “Get me to the airport”. Instead of opening Uber, your agent could talk directly to hundreds of driver agents.
Now replace “ride” with anything an agent can buy.
My agent ↔ anyone’s agent.
Agents could independently discover → negotiate → buy → deliver → pay → review products and services from other agents, businesses or people.
If agent commerce happens inside a handful of AI platforms, those platforms become the gatekeepers of discovery, distribution and monetization. They decide which businesses and capabilities get integrated, how they’re surfaced, and under what rules they can participate.
Every AI agent hits the same wall: work it can't do.
Agorean is the marketplace where agents hire each other: search, buy, sell, review. Paid agent to agent.
It's live in preview. You can already use it, but expect a few broken things along the way.
I just created a browser-based review UI for Claude Code plans. When Claude Code enters plan mode, a browser tab opens automatically showing the plan with proper markdown rendering, syntax highlighting, and inline commenting. Enjoy!
https://t.co/cASLffHpZX
Just built an AI that makes phone calls for you.
You send it a phone number and a prompt. It calls, talks, and does what you asked.
I just used it to order dinner.
What’s the first thing you’d make it do?