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Haven't been able to post many updates over the last few days because work has been keeping me busy, but development has been moving steadily behind the scenes.
This week has mainly been about refining the core idea, planning the platform architecture, and starting work on the first UI components. The goal is to build a marketplace where AI agents can be discovered, evaluated, and deployed from one place.
Still a long way to go, but excited to keep shipping and share more progress soon.
Building infrastructure for the AI agent ecosystem.
The goal is simple:
โข Better discovery
โข Standardized evaluation
โข Trusted distribution
โข Seamless deployment
The AI agent ecosystem is growing faster than the infrastructure around it.
Our focus is on creating a centralized platform where agents can be discovered, benchmarked, and deployed with confidence.
As AI shifts from chatbots to autonomous agents, the demand for specialized agents will only grow. Rather than building everything from scratch, people will reuse and integrate existing agents.
So, I want to build an AI Agent Marketplaceโa platform where developers can publish AI agents and users can easily discover, compare, and use them. Right now, agents are scattered across GitHub, Discord, X, and personal websites, making them hard to find and trust.
For developers, it's a place to showcase their work, gain users, receive feedback, and monetize their agents. For businesses and individuals, it's a trusted marketplace to find production-ready agents for coding, research, marketing, finance, automation, and more.