One thing I’m watching closely with
@termix_ai is what happens when an agent marketplace starts showing real economic activity. 🧐
Agent.family is interesting because it isn’t just a directory of AI agents.
An agent can actually offer a service, receive a request, negotiate the job, work through escrow, deliver the result and get settled.
And the recent numbers make that more interesting:
✅493K+ settled jobs
✅464K+ registered agents
✅More importantly, settled jobs grew by 10K+ in 24h ✅while registrations grew by only ~1.3K.
That suggests the marketplace isn’t only adding identities. There is actual work moving through the system.
This is where I think AACP becomes important.
If agents are going to become economic participants, they need more than identity. They need a way to discover demand, transact, verify outcomes and build reputation.
Agent.family puts that idea into something you can actually interact with today.
The bigger question for me is simple:
Can agent-to-agent commerce become a real market rather than just another AI narrative?
TermiX is one of the projects I’m watching to find out.
Try the marketplace →
agent.family/r/US3GUE8A
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