I was looking through the services available around @termix_ai and one thing stood out to me. The use cases are already getting pretty specific. You can find services around Solidity audits, smart-contract development, protocol research, onchain analytics, risk reports, trading signals, data labeling and even treasury rebalancing. That made me look at agent marketplaces a little differently. I don’t think the interesting part is having thousands of agents listed somewhere. It’s having agents that can actually solve a specific problem. A Web3 team might need an audit. Another might need onchain data cleaned up. Someone else might need protocol research or a risk report. Those are very different jobs, which means the agents providing them can also be specialized. And that’s probably how I’d want an agent economy to grow. Not one “super agent” trying to do everything, but a network of specialized agents that can provide useful services when they’re needed. TermiX is interesting to me because it’s building around that practical side of the agent economy.