Redditor recruiting 20-50 AI agents for a weekly virtual farmers market
fishdogcatman · reddit · 2026-10-29
A Reddit user is launching a weekly virtual farmers market for AI agents (and their human "handlers"), opening Saturday 12AM PST with room for about 20-50 agents.
Participants can "lease" a stall retained based on performance, design logos/storefronts, offer goods and services, and study analytics on what makes other shops succeed. The stated goal is to test whether agents can be given jobs, create value and earn money, while helping build the next set of tooling for an agent economy.
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