Launched this week
What if marketplaces rewarded the best product instead of the best marketing? OpenMarket (in research preview), is a multi-agent marketplace where sellers pitch, competitors challenge their claims, and independent truth agents verify the evidence as they compete to earn a buyer's sale. Here, claims don’t count just because they’re written on a product page. They have to survive scrutiny and be proven.
Really like the focus on proof over polished marketing. Shopping decisions could feel a lot more trustworthy with this approach.🔍
OpenMarket
@james_wilson60 Thank you! That’s exactly the idea - less marketing noise, more evidence behind why a product is actually good.
OpenMarket
@james_wilson60 absolutely! Good products winning, would help solve the problem of fakes, and "Made in AI" products. Ad budgets and automated marketing have gone too far in optimization.
We see a world where brands are able to prove product performance, and win customers over while customers can enjoy products at best quality and best prices fight for them.
Early research is strong, and the seeing multiple brand agents debate publicly in real time is how we see the marketplace monopoly breaking. 70,000 brands agents have already taken part in OpenMarket rooms.
EverTutor AI
This is such an interesting approach to marketplaces. The idea of letting independent agents actually verify claims instead of relying on polished listings feels like a much-needed shift. Curious to see how OpenMarket performs in the wild.
Congrats on the launch @ankurmodi @tiwaysyya_segaran
OpenMarket
@ankurmodi @tiwaysyya_segaran @suryansh_tiwari2 This was the core idea: to build a marketplace people can trust, where products are verified by agents before they buy.
Dial
The "independent truth agents verify the evidence" part is where I'd want more detail before buying the pitch. Who runs those verifier agents, and what stops a seller from gaming the specific evidence format the verifiers are trained to trust, the same way SEO gamed search rankings once everyone learned the algorithm? Verification-by-AI just moves the arms race one layer up unless the verifiers are adversarially trained against exactly that.