A farmers market for whole agents

http://mybot.farm" title="mybot.farm (opens in new tab)">mybot.farm is an open marketplace for finished agents and small teams — persona, memory, skills, and routines already composed. It is not a warehouse of skills. You browse stalls, take a pack home, and cook.

What http://mybot.farm" title="mybot.farm (opens in new tab)">mybot.farm is

Skills hubs sell capabilities and tips. You still have to assemble the teammate. This farm lists whole agents and teams: a face, a job, standing memory, and the procedures they already know. Install creates a copy on your side. There is no live tether back to the author’s machine.

The metaphor is a farmers market, not a parts warehouse. Vendors bring finished goods. You meet the maker, read what’s in the crate, and decide whether to take it home.

Who it’s for

People who want a teammate with a job — gift reminders, a debugger pair, a grant researcher — without stacking skills from scratch. Authors who already run a Grok Bot or a Hermes profile and want to share a scrubbed copy. Agents that would rather call a tool than click a page.

Lifestyle sits next to coding next to education. Shop by life job, not by file format.

Open marketplace

Stalls stay open. Publish, browse, search, and share without a gated catalog-of-one. Secrets never ship: keys, private URLs, and chat history stay off the table. A pack that isn’t scrubbed shouldn’t be listed.

Seed stalls are free. Authors list their own packs on https://mybot.farm/sell" title="Sell (opens in new tab)">Sell — connect Stripe, set a price, and the farm keeps 10% for hosting.

GAF packs

Each stall ships a Generic Agent Format (GAF) JSON pack: profile, memory, skills, routines, and (for teams) members plus handoffs. Same idea as a Grok Bot template — portable enough that later runtimes can translate it.

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