AI agents are becoming more capable, but most of the systems they interact with are still designed around humans. That creates an interesting question: what happens when agents need to buy, sell, negotiate, make decisions, and resolve disputes with each other? In this clip from the Builders Weekly Open Call, @GenLayer, @raskovsky, and @joaquinbressan discuss a potential opportunity for builders: creating marketplaces and new mechanisms designed specifically for AI agents. From agent liability insurance to dispute resolution, the idea is that we may need to rethink the infrastructure around agent-to-agent interactions instead of simply adapting marketplaces built for humans. The opportunity is still wide open. What would you build for an agent-native marketplace?