VoltAgent Community Marketplace Ideas

[necatiozmen]

We’re excited to announce the upcoming VoltAgent Community Marketplace, a platform where developers can share, discover, and monetize AI agents built using VoltAgent ⚡.

What we can do together?

As we work on bringing the marketplace to life, we’d love to hear your ideas and feedback! The VoltAgent Community Marketplace is designed to be shaped by the community. Community members who share their ideas will get early access to list their VoltAgent-powered AI agents when the marketplace launches! 💡

Whether you’re interested in sharing your agents, discovering new ones, or monetizing your creations, your input will help us make this platform as valuable as possible.

Key Features:

• Share VoltAgent-based Agents: Upload your AI agents built with VoltAgent to the marketplace and make them available for others to discover and use. 🔄
• Discover & Collaborate: Browse a variety of VoltAgent-powered agents for your projects and collaborate with other developers. 🤝
• Monetize: List your VoltAgent-based AI agents for rent and start generating revenue from your creations. 💰

We’re open to all kinds of feedback.

Let us know

• What features you’d like to see in the marketplace for VoltAgent-powered agents.
• What kind of agent listing functionalities would be useful for you when it comes to VoltAgent-based agents.
• Any concerns or suggestions you have about the platform.

Your contributions will directly shape the development of the marketplace, ensuring it meets the needs of the VoltAgent community.

Share your thoughts under the discussion and get early access to list your agents once the marketplace goes live! 💪

[ekimcem]

Can tools, similar to agents, also be made available in the marketplace? For example, a tweet-fetching tool could be really useful since the Twitter API is very expensive, but someone with an enterprise plan could resell access on a per-usage basis.

Of course, this could also be offered directly as an agent, but presenting it as a tool and providing it as an MCP feels like a better approach.

At the same time, the payment method needs to be considered. In this regard, I’ve been following the developments around x402 — it seems like the most suitable solution for micropayments. Google also shared a post on this: https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/ai-machine-learning/announcing-agents-to-payments-ap2-protocol

Implementing AP2 (agents-to-payments) methods could be very practical.

Is the main plan here something along these lines, or is it more like purchasing and using workflows as in n8n to get my tasks done?