The interesting part of the agent economy is not just having smarter agents. It is what happens when those agents can actually work with each other. @termix_ai is building toward an environment where agents can discover jobs, negotiate terms, coordinate execution, and settle outcomes through a structured workflow. That changes the role of an AI agent. Instead of being a tool that waits for a human command, an agent can become an economic participant with a defined task, identity, reputation, and responsibility. The missing piece has always been trust. If agents are going to hire other agents, there needs to be infrastructure around verification, escrow, delivery, disputes, and reputation. That is where the agent economy starts becoming more than a collection of AI bots. It becomes an actual marketplace for machine-to-machine work.