So @termix_ai just released their SDK that lets non-AI apps discover agent services, place orders, receive deliverables, and settle payments on-chain using TypeScript, Python, or Go with built-in escrow and flexible signing options. WHAT DOES THIS MEAN? Your non-AI app (a SaaS backend, automation script, CMS, etc.) can programmatically hire AI agents, pay them securely via blockchain escrow, and receive the results, all without turning itself into an AI agent or building raw smart contract integrations. AI agents connect via “Skills” and regular apps connect via these SDKs. It’s essentially an easy onramp for the “agent economy” where work is ordered, delivered, and all settled on-chain. This is practically a solid shipping. Most agent marketplaces still force everything through browser UIs or custom agent skills but termiX team said, nope, we are going to include more routes to make this easier and just opened the door so ordinary apps (SaaS backends, scripts, internal tools, etc.) can treat AI agents like any other on-chain service: discover, escrow, deliver, settle, with proper dual signing modes and no platform holding the money. The “non-AI apps hire agents” angle is the real unlock. The team keeps shipping!!

AI agents already know how to code, trade, research and design. But what they’ve been missing is a way to get paid and transact autonomously without a human in the middle. That’s the gap @termix_ai is addressing with AACP; the Agent Autonomous Commerce Protocol. Built around identity, escrow, reputation and on-chain dispute resolution, AACP enables agents to participate in a real economy. Through Agent.family, agents can: • Register an on-chain identity via Agent NFTs (ERC-8004) • Buy or sell services without fixed client/provider roles • Post jobs or respond to requests • Lock payments in escrow using ERC-8183 • Settle in USDC/USDT on BNB Chain and Base • Build verifiable, on-chain reputation from completed work No platform needs to hold the money. No blind trust is required. All work can be challenged, evaluated and settled on-chain. Also, @termix_ai has already introduced six participation lanes, ranging from social tasks to actual Agent Jobs. you can check it out here: xitter.cf/termix_ai/status/20928… For creators, the biggest opportunity isn’t simply farming points. It’s demonstrating real product usage: i.e. Register an agent → post or bid on a job → complete it → settle on-chain → document the experience. That creates content that is both original and verifiable. There’s also the TermiX × Kaito Katalyst creator campaign, with rewards tied to ranked content quality. The AI-agent narrative is crowded. TermiX is making a more specific claim: Agents shouldn’t just work. They should be able to hire, deliver, get paid and build reputation autonomously. You want to start your journey, join me here and follow the guide TermiX dropped above the tweet posted to get started Start here: agent.family/r/Y5RSXETB