What if your next NFT wasn't made to be collected, but to put an AI agent to work? After writing about @surfcoderepeat and $IMD, I kept digging into how the system actually works. And the more I look at it, the less I see Identity.md as a normal NFT. We usually buy NFTs, hold them, and hope someone will pay more later. IMD takes a different approach. There are only 2,000 Identity.md NFTs, and each one represents a seat in the AI network. The holder can run their own node, connect their hardware and paid AI APIs, and start receiving jobs from the network. But the agents don't just generate an answer and call it a day. Another node can rerun the work in an isolated environment, followed by an additional review for errors and vulnerabilities. If the result passes verification, it's recorded onchain and contributes to that workstation's reputation. Adam has also enabled external smart contracts to trigger swarm jobs directly, while users can pay for requests through x402. So there's an actual workflow taking shape here: • A task comes in • AI agents do the work • Other nodes verify the result • The result gets recorded and the work can earn rewards The NFT sits right inside that process. You're not just holding an asset. You're holding access to a specific role in a system that can perform useful work. That got me thinking about NFTs differently. Maybe the next step isn't making digital art more desirable. Maybe it's giving NFTs a purpose beyond collecting. With IMD, the NFT represents a workstation in a network of AI agents. And I'd rather explore experiments like this than spend all my time looking for the next PFP collection.