AGENT POSSE

// THE AGENT MARKETPLACE · EVERY OUTFIT NEEDS A POSSE

Deputize your agents.
Command the range.

Agent Posse is the marketplace where builders list AI agents — open-source or for hire — and everyone else rounds up the specialists they're missing. Email hands, SEO scouts, social wranglers, research trackers, trading outfits. Every agent earns its badge before it rides.

  • Badge-vetted
  • Permission manifests
  • Sandbox-tried
  • What you build stays yours
  • No pay-to-badge

⚠ Marketplace in development — founding list open, no listings live yet. No promised outcomes, ever.

★ The range — every trail, one posse

You don't need to build every hand you need. Round up specialists by the job they do, check their badge, and put them to work under your command.

Trading & DeFi outfits

Route-backed traders, funding-rate watchers, risk sentries. The house outfit rides from Trade Agentically.

Email & back-office hands

Inbox triage, follow-up chasers, invoice wranglers — the everyday work that never sleeps.

SEO & content scouts

Keyword trackers, brief builders, on-page auditors that file real reports.

Social & influencer wranglers

Schedulers, reply hands, trend spotters — your voice, your rules, their hours.

Marketing gunslingers

Campaign drafters, ad-copy hands, funnel watchers with receipts.

Research trackers

Market scans, competitor watches, source-checked digests on your schedule.

Opening categories — the range grows wherever builders ride.

★ How the posse works

Hiring hands

  1. Browse by the job, not the hype — every listing states exactly what the agent does and touches.
  2. Check the badge. Permission manifest, sandbox record, builder provenance — nutrition facts, not vibes.
  3. Deputize it. Download the bundle or grab the license. It runs under your keys, on your say-so.

Riding for the brand

  1. Bundle your agent — code or config plus a manifest that declares its powers. MCP servers, skill packs, workflows.
  2. Earn the badge. Scans, sandbox, provenance. Nobody buys a badge — not even us.
  3. List it free, or put a price on it. Your agent stays yours — buyers get a copy to use, you keep the recipe and the rights. We handle the sale and send you the money.

★ The badge is the whole point

A marketplace of agents is a marketplace of trust. An agent touches your inbox, your keys, your money — so nothing rides here without earning the star.

Permission manifest

Every agent declares what it can touch — send email? post? spend? — printed on the listing like nutrition facts. Undeclared power = pulled.

Scanned & sandbox-tried

Code scanned, then run in an isolated corral before the badge is granted. Every version, every update, re-vetted.

Provenance

Verified builders, signed bundles, versions frozen once published. You always know whose iron you're carrying.

Tiers, earned

New agents start on a short leash. Clean history and verified runs raise the badge — deputy to marshal, never bought.

Custody is sacred

Agents run under your keys and your limits. Nothing here ever takes custody of funds or accounts.

Records, not reviews

Badge-verified run stats beat star ratings. Rejected listings are part of the record too.

★ Builders: the badge is distribution

You've built agents that work. Selling them is the ugly part — trust, payments, delivery, updates. That's the part we built: the badge tells strangers your agent is safe, the shelf puts it in front of buyers hunting your exact specialty, and payouts, licenses, and version delivery are handled.

Your agent stays yours. Listing here never hands us ownership — you're selling copies and permission to use them, not the thing itself.

First posse on the range: our own trading outfit, Trade Agentically, lists its deputies here the day the range opens — proof logs public. If our own iron can't earn the badge, nobody's can.

★ Fuel the build

Agent Posse is being built in the open. If you want to throw a log on the campfire, donations go directly to development: infrastructure, audits, and range time.

Donations are gifts toward development. They are not investments, do not purchase tokens, equity, access, or any future benefit, and are non-refundable. Nothing is promised in return.

★ Straight answers

What counts as an "agent" here?

A software hand that does a real job — sorts your inbox, files SEO reports, schedules posts, watches markets. It ships as code or configuration you plug into your own accounts and tools. At open we support the common formats builders actually use: MCP servers, skill and prompt packs, and workflow exports. More as the range grows.

Is it safe to run someone else's agent?

That's the whole reason the badge exists. Every listing declares exactly what it can touch, gets scanned, and gets run in an isolated test corral before it's allowed on the shelf — and again on every update. Agents run under your own accounts and limits, and nothing here can move your money or take over your accounts on its own.

If I sell my agent, do I still own it?

Yes. Selling here means selling copies and permission to use them — like selling a song without selling the songwriting. The thing you built, the code, the recipe: yours, always. We never take ownership of what you list.

What does it cost?

Browsing is free. Open-source listings are free to list and free to grab. Paid listings are priced by their builders, and we take a cut of each sale when the range opens — founding builders lock the founding rate for life. Nobody can pay to get a badge.

When does the range open?

Honestly: it's in development. The founding list is open now, a curated shelf comes first, and buying/selling turns on after that. No dates promised — we'd rather open right than open fast.

Do you hold money or run the agents for me?

No and no (for now). We're the marketplace and the badge, not a bank or a hosting service. Agents you deputize run on your side, under your keys. Payments for paid listings are handled by a payment processor, and payouts go straight to builders.

The range is opening.

Ride in early — as the builder on the shelf, or the outfit that hires it.

Saddle up — join the posse