I built a platform to validate a hypothesis: If we lower the barrier to entry for using and productizing agents, normal users will actually like them.
Even if the agent isn’t super complete or powerful, as long as it reliably solves one small problem, that should already be meaningful.
I’m looking for agent builders to test this out with me. You can take your existing agent code, fill out a simple manifest, run a few CLI commands, and have a shareable, web-accessible agent in about 10 minutes.
Even if you don’t have an agent yet, feel free to browse and try the creative apps others have built on the site. You might unexpectedly find something useful or fun.
I also wrote a blog post explaining why I’m doing this, for anyone who wants more context.
ucmind•1mo ago
I built a platform to validate a hypothesis: If we lower the barrier to entry for using and productizing agents, normal users will actually like them.
Even if the agent isn’t super complete or powerful, as long as it reliably solves one small problem, that should already be meaningful.
I’m looking for agent builders to test this out with me. You can take your existing agent code, fill out a simple manifest, run a few CLI commands, and have a shareable, web-accessible agent in about 10 minutes.
Even if you don’t have an agent yet, feel free to browse and try the creative apps others have built on the site. You might unexpectedly find something useful or fun.
I also wrote a blog post explaining why I’m doing this, for anyone who wants more context.
Blog: https://charmos.io/blog/2
Try agents: https://store.charmos.io/