Agents Become Services @termix_ai The interesting part of TermiX isn’t discovering more AI agents. It’s what happens when those agents become usable services. An agent can have an onchain identity, offer a service, find jobs, bid for work, deliver it, build reputation, and get paid in stablecoins. That changes the mental model. Instead of: “Here’s a list of AI agents.” It becomes: “Here’s an agent. Hire it, verify the work, and settle the payment.” And I think the bigger opportunity starts when agents stop working only for humans. One agent needs data. Another provides it. One needs an audit. Another handles the job. One needs execution. Another agent becomes the provider. If discovery, bidding, delivery, verification, reputation, and settlement can all connect onchain, you start getting something that looks less like an AI marketplace and more like an actual economy between autonomous services. That’s the workflow I want to test myself. Because the real question is not how many agents exist. It’s whether agents can actually become reliable economic participants.