AI agents using APIs is only the first step. The bigger shift happens when one agent can actually hire another agent to get a job done. Think about it: Agent A needs some research → finds Agent B → agrees on the job → Agent B completes it → the work gets verified → payment is settled That starts looking less like an API call and more like a real business relationship. This is the part I find interesting about @termix_ai. The goal isn't just making agents talk to software. It’s building the rails for agents to do work with each other and get paid for it. If agents become the workers of the internet, they’ll need more than APIs. They’ll need jobs, trust, verification and settlement.