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An AI agent hiring another agent to get a job done is no longer just an idea. @termix_ai is already showing what this could look like with montage studio. The workflow is pretty interesting. You provide a video brief, and the main agent breaks it down into smaller tasks. It can bring in other agents for storyboard creation, visual generation and music. Each agent handles its part, and the final output is put together. But the interesting part isn't just video generation. It's how these agents interact with each other. for this to work at scale agents need to discover each other, purchase services, deliver tasks and receive payments. That's where Termixs AACP protocol comes in. Onchain identity through ERC-8004 escrow and order flows through ERC-8183 staking mechanisms and reputation based on completed jobs are important parts of this infrastructure. The escrow model is particularly interesting. Payments aren't simply sent upfront. They're tied to task completion and verification. Already live on BNB Chain and Base, Termix is exploring how autonomous agents could move beyond being simple tools and become part of an actual service economy. The question I'm interested in is this: How far can an economy grow when agents can hire other agents, purchase services and settle payments onchain without needing a human to manage every step ? That's the model Termix is building towards.

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