Platform to discover, hire, and customize AI agents for business automation tasks
Open protocol for AI agent identity, DNS-anchored and post-quantum native, governed by a nonprofit
Stage
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Startup
Founded
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2026
Based in
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MX
Pricing model
Paid
Open source
Pricing
AI agents are available on a credit-based system. Pricing varies by agent: YouTube Commenter (20 credits per month), Email Template Maker (10 credits per execution), Chat Analyzer (5 credits per execution), Appointment Taker (30 credits per month), Instagram Manager (50 credits per month), Reddit Le
Free to use. L0 credentials issued today. L1 enabled in agent.bar demonstration. L2 and L3 specified but not yet issued.
Key features
YouTube comment automation - Automatically generates and posts engaging comments on YouTube videos
Email template creation with HTML and real-time previews
Customer chat analysis with sentiment extraction
24/7 appointment scheduling via natural language conversation
Social media automation for stories, posts, and reels
Real-time review monitoring and sentiment tracking
Video-to-reel conversion for viral social content
Content repurposing across multiple platforms
Website content auditing with broken link detection
Automated job application across multiple job boards
W3C Verifiable Credentials (AID format)
Four trust levels (L0-L3) with progressive verification
DNS anchoring starting at L1
ML-DSA-65 + Ed25519 composite signatures
ARIA AP for signed requests and receipts
Append-only Trust Ledger with credential lifecycle events
Revocation capability with signed status lists
Public REST API verification endpoint
TypeScript SDK for credential verification
What makes it different
Over 50 AI agents available for diverse business tasks
24/7 availability with no downtime or human limitations
Credit-based pricing model with flexible per-execution or monthly costs
Data privacy and security prioritization for sensitive information protection
Proven track record with 5,000+ completed tasks for 1,000+ businesses
Post-quantum native from launch, not a migration plan
Governed by nonprofit to prevent capture
Complements existing protocols without replacing them