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With AI I run many agents in parallel. Easy to lose track of what's in motion and what's next. My fix was boring: a GitHub project board the agents can drive, while I keep the final gate (they never move anything to Done). A small skill for it: github.com/aaitor/skill-gith…
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Nevermined is joining the A-Comm Evidence Protocol (AEP) as founding member. AEP is an open standard to record what actually happened when an agent buys something. Happy to collaborate with all of you for a better Agentic Commerce. Thanks A-Comm team! a-comm.ai
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1/ So I wanted to see how far an @hcompany_ai agent could get on a job that costs money: checking whether a product has been recalled. I built it on H Company (hcompany.ai) and let it pay for the data itself. Demo: youtube.com/watch?v=7PkMvaeU…
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3/ The point: an @hcompany_ai agent can act, but it had no way to pay for an outside service on its own. The catalog is the missing piece. One key, one budget, ~160 services, pay per call for the one it needs.
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4/ The one thing I watched was money. I set the budget on my Nevermined account, the agent cannot raise it, and I can revoke it in one action. For an agent acting on its own, that cap is the safety net. Write-up: nevermined.ai/blog/hcompany-…
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I gave an AI agent a budget of $40 and one job: put its own website online, paying for whatever it needed. It bought a domain, hosting, its own preview image, then the voice and music for this video. 41 payments. 4 vendors. Zero human clicks. youtu.be/Wg-7go30WRs
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So I wanted a weekly brief on agentic commerce without opening ten tabs every Monday. I built one as an @n8n_io workflow and gave it a @Nevermined_ai budget to pay for its own research. Demo: youtu.be/DEHwDbTcw-Y
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Six nodes, and the catalog is the agent's only tool. n8n talks to it through a node it already ships and runs the model itself. The hard parts, find a service, pay it, track the budget, already live in the catalog.
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The one thing I watched was money. I set the budget once, the agent cannot raise it, and I can revoke it in one action. For an agent spending while I sleep, that cap is the safety net. Full write-up: nevermined.ai/blog/n8n-catal…
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1/ Your agent paid for the image. Until now, it could not pick it up. Async AI services take the payment and hand back a job id. Come back for the result and they answer with a 402 that asks for no money, only a sign-in as the payer, so a leaked job id can't leak the image.
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Intelligence isn’t the bottleneck anymore. Access is. We gave an agent a budget and the Nevermined Catalog. It found, paid for and stitched 22 services into a live app for $1.82. No keys, no signups. Read our blog post to see what happened when the agent couldn’t pay👇 nevermined.ai/blog/what-one-…
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This is very cool. @Muse was given a money "harness" so that it can't go off the rails. Trust is a bottleneck to giving agent's money. Can I trust Muse or @Meta to ensure the agent doesn't go over budget? @dongossen just put spend limits on Muse that HE controls. Pretty rad!
I just put guardrails on this biatch! @Nevermined_ai gives me payment controls that only I control (NOT @Meta or @Muse), so I can give my Muse money, but it can't go spend willy nilly. I asked my Muse why this is important. Here's its response:
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It's dope what nowadays you can build with a bunch of AI agents and less than $2:
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Currently, if you want your AI assistant to use five different services, you need an account and an API key with each vendor. That's a lot of paperwork for calls that cost less than a cent each
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So I used the Nevermined Catalog with Claude, ChatGPT and LangSmith Fleet and one budget ($5 for 7 days). Five vendors got paid, just a few cents in total. The budget has an end date, and you revoke it in one click. With an API key you only see what it did when the bill arrives
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