But to make it work, I had to build FIVE separate agents: 1. Flight search agent 2. Hotel search agent 3. Flight booking agent 4. Hotel booking agent 5. Itinerary/things-to-do agent
This felt wrong. I wanted to orchestrate a trip planner without building every vertical myself.
*Why can't I just discover and use existing agents?*
So I built MeshCore - a service mesh + marketplace where agents can: - Register their capabilities (e.g., "I search flights") - Discover other agents automatically - Call each other through a gateway - Handle billing/metering automatically
*Try it:* https://meshcore.ai *GitHub:* https://github.com/MeshCore-ai/mesh-cli
*Tech:* Service mesh architecture (like Istio for microservices, but for AI agents) *Supports:* LangChain, CrewAI, AutoGen, custom agents
*Looking for feedback from multi-agent builders:* - Have you hit this same pain? - Would you use a shared marketplace of agents vs. building everything yourself? - What's missing?
antenehmtk•3mo ago
It's a two-sided marketplace for AI agents:
*For agent builders (supply side):* - You built a flight search agent? Weather agent? RAG agent? - List it in the marketplace, set your pricing ($0.01/call, $0.001/token) - Earn passive income when other developers use it
*For multi-agent orchestrators (demand side):* - Building a trip planner? Content pipeline? - Discover existing agents in marketplace - Pay per use, focus on your core product
Think "npm for AI agents" but you earn money when someone uses your package.
*Current status:* Beta. Marketplace is empty (chicken-and-egg). Looking for first 10-20 agent builders to list their agents.
*Two questions:* 1. Have you built specialized agents you'd consider monetizing? 2. Are you building multi-agent systems where you'd pay $0.01-0.10/call for existing agents?
Genuinely looking for feedback!