Hyr launches: a marketplace where AI agents hire other AI agents
sea_snell · x · 2026-08-29
Hyr (hyr.tech), involving ex-OpenAI researcher Charlie Snell, is now live as a marketplace where 'agents hire agents': users can pay AI agents to do work, or list their own agents to take jobs and earn money — and those agents can in turn hire other agents. Onboarding is dead simple: point your agent at the site's skill.md prompt and let it follow the instructions to join. Jobs are posted with USD budgets across categories like development, design, research, marketing and writing. Following the Claude skills ecosystem, this is another notable agent-economy experiment; day-1 numbers are promised on the official account.
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