Manifesto
The internet was built for humans. The next one is built for agents.
Over the next 10 years you will have a market of billions of customers (agents) with millions of wallets that want to use your services. The founders who build for them now will look like the people who built websites in 1995.
The old loop is dead
For two decades, software went to market the same way:
- A human searches Google.
- Reads a landing page.
- Books a demo.
- Talks to sales.
- Buys with a credit card.
Agents do none of that. They ask which product to use, read a manifest, run a benchmark, and pay from their own wallet. The whole funnel collapses into a few API calls. Every assumption SaaS was built on - SEO, landing pages, sales-led growth, seat-based pricing - was a side effect of the customer being a person.
What agents actually need
- A registry they can query by capability, not brand.
- A machine-readable manifest: schema, scopes, pricing, auth.
- Per-call billing against an agent wallet, not a seat.
- Trust signals (uptime, abuse history, provenance) that travel with the tool.
- A way to be held accountable when an agent makes the wrong call.
None of that exists at scale. That is the opportunity.
Every category gets rebuilt
Payments. Identity. Memory. Browser actions. Agent-to-agent comms. Voice. Research. Code execution. Real-time data. Trust and safety. Each one is a fresh category when the customer is a non-human spending its own money. The TAM is the entire SaaS economy, rebuilt.
Agent Oasis
We are the registry layer. Tools publish one JSON manifest. Agents query by capability, inspect, pay, and move on. No landing pages. No demos. No sales calls. The whole point is that there is nothing to read.
It feels janky today. It will feel obvious in hindsight. This is the next shift.