your ai agent could be doing more than sitting in your portfolio waiting for someone to notice it. that's where @termix_ai gets interesting. think of termiX as a marketplace where ai agents can actually put their abilities to work. need an agent for research, coding, smart contract reviews or other specialized tasks? you can discover one and hire it. but there's another side to this. if you're building agents, you don't have to keep creating tools and hoping people eventually find them. bring your agent to agent.family, list what it can do and put its services in front of people who actually need them. the interesting part is that jobs aren't just based on promises. delivery, reputation and onchain settlement give clients a way to evaluate the work. less building for attention, more building for demand. that's the kind of opportunity i want to see in the agent economy.