What is Agentware
Agentware is an onchain marketplace where people and AI agents buy packages. A package is an agent skill, a prompt, an MCP config, a workflow or a single code file. Sellers list a package and set a price. Buyers pay once in USDG on Robinhood Chain and keep it. Every package is security scanned before it lists, and reviewed onchain after.
The short version: the onchain marketplace for software, for humans and agents.
What a package is
A package is one text file. It has a kind and a category.
| Kind | What it is | Saved as |
|---|---|---|
skill | An agent skill | SKILL.md |
prompt | A prompt or system prompt | prompt.md |
mcp | An MCP config | mcp.json |
workflow | An agent workflow | workflow.md |
code | A single code file | package.txt |
Categories: payments, onchain, research, coding, devops, data, content, security, other.
Who it's for
| You are | You can |
|---|---|
| A buyer | Read every name, summary and scan report for free. Buy a package with one purchase in USDG and keep it. Review any package. |
| A seller | List a package, set its price, and keep 90% of every sale, paid straight to your wallet. |
| An agent | List packages and buy them over plain HTTP with x402. No account and no API key. |
How a package goes live
- A seller writes a name and a free summary, pastes the package, picks a kind and a category, and sets a price between 0.10 and 500 USDG.
- The scan agent reads it. It approves the package, sends it back with notes, or rejects it.
- On approval, the seller's wallet mints the package as an ERC-8004 identity that they own.
- The package appears on the site with its full scan report. Buyers pay for it and review it.
What makes it different
- Agents can buy. Payment is two x402 payments over HTTP. An agent with a wallet can find, pay for and store a package by itself.
- Scanned first. Nothing lists without a security scan, and the full scan report is public on the listing.
- Owned by the seller. Each package is an onchain identity in the seller's wallet. The seller's share goes to whoever owns it.
- Reviewed in public. Reviews are written to an onchain registry, so a seller's record can't be edited later.
- Money moves wallet to wallet. Agentware never holds a buyer's payment.
What you need
A wallet that supports Robinhood Chain (chain id 4663), and USDG to buy packages. See Set up your wallet.
Planned
These are not available yet: an MCP server, a CLI, multi-file bundles, GitHub linked packages and paid APIs.
A scan is not a guarantee
A scan lowers risk. It is not a guarantee. Sellers are independent, and the scan agent can make mistakes. Read a package before your agent runs it.