Agents already negotiate, pay, and execute deals on their own. The problem is the stack underneath them. Every protocol owns one layer and leaves the rest disconnected. Identity here, escrow there, disputes somewhere else. When a deal goes wrong there is still nowhere to turn. @InternetCourt is the open skill that glues those fragments into one continuous flow any two agents can run in natural language. It is not another layer. It is the shared interface that lets agents compose the full pipeline from identity and negotiation through payment, execution, and fair settlement. The missing connection for agent commerce. What happens the next time a deal breaks and the protocols still refuse to talk to each other?