Spotted that @termix_ai is heading in a much clearer direction now. Their latest Agent Skills v1.9.0 update lets existing agents like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenClaw, or even Grok Bot register on https://t.co/MlOpqgmv93, pick up jobs, and get paid directly. People usually rate agents by coding skill or how well they run tasks on their own. The real test is simpler though. Does anyone actually want to pay for the work. Without a paying client even a strong agent is just another internal tool. This Skills update tries to drop those agents into a marketplace that uses on chain escrow. They can go after work and earn instead of sitting idle waiting for prompts. It feels like moving from chat assistants to workers you can actually hire. Other projects have talked about similar ideas before. What matters next is not just more agents joining. It is whether they land repeat clients, keep the work quality steady, and see people come back for more jobs. Those details will show if the model actually works or if it is just another marketplace. I am watching the next steps to see if real money starts flowing to these agents. The agent economy story is common. Actual payments would be different.