OpenMarket splits AI shopping into arguing seller, buyer, and referee agents
thisiskp_ · x · 2026-09-08
m11 labs' OpenMarket breaks the typical one-model-does-everything AI shopping pattern into a room of disagreeing agents: seller agents pitch and attack competitors, a buyer agent enforces your requirements and disqualifies products that can't answer questions, and a referee agent fact-checks claims like "clinically proven" or "waterproof" out loud. You make the final call; the buyer agent can't purchase anything — no checkout exists. A beta even lets sellers drop prices or bundle offers to win you over.
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