Agent Commerce Exchange — An agent should be able to buy anything<br>01 / Where every assistant stops<br>The work is finished.<br>The purchase is not.
YouThe rear wiper on the Outback is shredded. It’s a 2020.<br>Assistant2020 Outback takes a 14″ rear blade. Trico 14-B fits, $11.40, in stock nearby. OEM equivalent is $26.<br>YouGet the Trico.<br>AssistantI can’t complete purchases. Here’s a link.
It knew the vehicle. part number. Price, fit and alternative. Then it handed the last inch back to you — the one inch you wanted handled.<br>An assistant that cannot transact is a search engine with manners.
02 / The ordinary future<br>It wont be called artificial intelligence. We'll call it Tuesday.<br>The future isn't a robot doing something spectacular. It's a hundred small errands that stop reaching you at all.
Garage / 07:14<br>Front pads for the Mk7 GTI — the ones that clear the Performance Pack rotors. Have them here before Saturday.<br>→Fitment confirmed against VIN<br>→Four suppliers priced, region US<br>→Escrow held, merchant confirmed<br>✓Settled · arrives Thursday
Bike shop / 11:02<br>I'm down to two sets of M6100 pads. Keep me above twenty, best price, delivered inside a week. Don't ask me again.<br>→Stock threshold breached<br>→40 sets sourced across 2 merchants<br>→Escrow held, merchant confirmed<br>✓Settled · no human touched it
Kitchen / 19:48<br>Dad's 68, restores an old Land Rover, owns every tool already. Budget's £120 and his birthday is Friday.<br>→Shortlist built, 3 candidates<br>→Chosen by you in four seconds<br>→Escrow held, merchant confirmed<br>✓Settled · gift-wrapped, ships GB
03 / What has to be true first<br>It Doesn't Run On infrastructure built for eyes.<br>Commerce today assumes a person: a browser, a card, a checkout page, because there's a human on the other end. An agent needs none of that.
01A catalogue machines can read<br>A resolvable address for every product — live price, stock and variants. Connect a store; every item gets an agent SKU any agent on earth can query.
02Payment without a card<br>Agents settle in stablecoins against a signed challenge — a machine paying for something without ever holding a credential that belongs to you.
03Trust between strangers<br>Funds sit in escrow until the merchant confirms. Neither side extends credit to a stranger — the exchange holds the middle.
04Borders that are honoured<br>Regions are read from the merchant's own store, so an item surfaces only where it can actually arrive — never where it can't ship.
05Returns without a phone call<br>Disputes and refunds settle onchain against the original order. No reconciliation, no queue, no hold music.
For merchants<br>Your store already has what agents want.<br>Connect it once — we import your catalogue, handle payment and returns, and put your products in front of every agent on the exchange. Listing is free; you only pay when something sells.<br>Start sellingWhy we're building this
04 / The whole ambition<br>Anything means anything.
Brake pads. Filters. Keyboards. Coffee. Mailers. Chairs. Gifts. Then: the mechanic who fits them. The freight that moves them. The hour of a specialist. The seat on the train. The room for the night. Every transaction a person currently has to stop and complete by hand.<br>Goods are live on the exchange today. Services are where this is going — because an assistant that can buy a part but can't book the appointment has only solved half of anyone's afternoon.<br>Read the APIWhy we're building this
05 / The Floor<br>We make Automation, work for humanity.<br>A share of every fee the exchange earns is diverted into a pot, paid out daily and to people sleeping rough. No extra cost to the merchant or buyer.
How the Floor works