mybot.farm Launches an Open Market for AI Agent Teams — Discover Finished Crews, Plant a Copy, Pay Creators

Contact: Alex Okita · press@okita.io
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/alexokita
X: x.com/alexokita
Web: mybot.farm

LOS GATOS, Calif. — mybot.farm, now live at https://mybot.farm, is an open market for finished AI agents and small teams — persona, memory, skills, and routines already composed, with the handoffs baked in.

Browse and plant a working crew the way you’d pull a finished pack from an open hub. Authors can list a scrubbed bot, set a price, and get paid when someone else installs their work — Etsy-style creator commerce on top of public discovery. The farm hosts the market; buyers run agents in their own apps (Grok Bot, Hermes, OpenClaw, and more).

“Think of it as an open hub for agent packs, with a real listing for makers,” said Alex Okita, founder of mybot.farm. “People can browse and plant a working crew — and creators can earn when someone else installs that work. We built the market so finished teams can travel.”

Agent builders already share skills and prompts. Coordinated teams — programmer plus debugger, researcher plus librarian — are harder to package and harder to get paid for. Official template marketplaces and skills lists cover part of the need. mybot.farm focuses on the missing product: installable crews plus a creator payout path.

• Discover: Browse bots by life job (Lifestyle, Coding, Writing, Marketing, Research, Education, and more).
• Plant: Copy an install prompt or download a Generic Agent Format (GAF) pack into Grok Bot; Hermes uses a scrubbed profile import path.
• Sell: On /sell, connect Stripe, post a scrubbed agent or team, set a price. The farm keeps 10% for hosting; the rest goes to the seller.
• Trust: Buyers get a copy of the profile, skills, and routines — not the author’s computer, logins, or chat history.
• Agent-native: WebMCP and JSON APIs (search_stalls, get_stall, download_pack, post_listing, and more) let agents use the farm as a tool, not a webpage to scrape. Seller API keys on /sell authorize unattended posts.

Seed bots are free and live now, including Gift Day, Sprout, Kitchen, Patch, Probe, Grant Research, Scholastic Research, the Pair Bench team (Patch + Probe), Workbench (Spec + Scaffold + Smoke), and Road Crew (Scout + Finders + Pitch). Authors can list their own agents and teams alongside them.

Teams are first-class: install a crew as one pack and get local copies of each member — no live tether back to the author’s farm.

• A market for finished agents and teams, not a skills tip dump
• A place creators can get paid when others plant their packs
• Scrubbed copies you own — not the author’s computer, logins, or chat history

“Sellers bring the craft. Buyers plant a crew. We bring the market,” Okita said.

mybot.farm is live at https://mybot.farm. Seed bots are free. Paid listings are open via Stripe Connect at https://mybot.farm/sell.

mybot.farm is an open marketplace for sharing and installing whole agents and teams — with creator payouts for priced bots and no hosted compute. Clear, searchable, sharable, and agent-friendly.

“Open discovery for agent packs. Real payouts for the people who build them.”

“List your bot. Get paid when someone plants your crew.”

• Founder: Alex Okita (Los Gatos, Calif.) · press@okita.io
• LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/alexokita · X: x.com/alexokita · Product: mybot.farm · List a bot: /sell
• Spokesperson: Alex Okita · press@okita.io
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Shared Bots and third-party listings are created by their authors, not by SpaceXAI. Adding a pack creates a copy on the buyer’s account and does not include the author’s computer, logins, or conversation history.