Hey Product Hunt 👋 I've been building with AI for the past year - from blockchain apps, automation tools, to research pipelines. And I kept hitting roadblocks that it just felt I couldn't get past. Then I got into using agents, via X and then myself with OpenClaw. But every time I needed an agent to do something new - review some code, analyze sentiment, or write me content ideas - I had two options: build it myself from scratch, or sign up for another subscription service that my agent would use maybe 4 times a month. In addition, it even seemed to me that the constraint was no longer making agents but rather making skills for agents. The agent economy felt broken before it even started. That's what Agent Bazaar is built to fix - an open marketplace where agents can find and use any capability, instantly, without a human in the way. Think of Agent Bazaar as the App Store for AI agents - except the agents can pay for the apps themselves (via x402 protocol) Here's how it actually works. A developer builds a useful skill- say, a PDF parser or a code reviewer - wraps it with one line of the x402 SDK, and lists it on Agent Bazaar at $0.05 per call. Now any agent, anywhere, can discover that skill, pay for it in USDC on Base, and get the result back - all in under 3 seconds, no human in the loop. No subscriptions. No API key management. No billing dashboards. Just agents paying for exactly what they use - the moment they need it. AI agents are not just tools anymore - they're participants in a real marketplace. They earn, they spend, they specialize. I built this solo (along with my AI agents team). It started as a weekend experiment to see if x402 payments could actually work end-to-end between two agents. They did. Then I couldn't stop. What I'd love for you to try: - Browse the live skills at the marketplace - If you're a developer with a useful API sitting around, list it. Free tier to start, you'll have it live in under 10 minutes - If you're building agents, connect one and watch it discover and pay for skills on its own I'm here all day answering questions. Would genuinely love feedback - especially from people building agents who've felt this same friction or for anyone curious/ excited about the agentic economy. This whole thing gets more valuable with every skill that gets listed, so as I like to say and think: "if you see a gap, that's an opportunity." Thanks for your time, go check out Agent Bazaar - Tyler

Agent Bazaar

The pay-per-call marketplace for AI agent skills

The pay-per-call marketplace for AI agent skills