Agentic commerce

When agents become customers, a recommendation can become a financial commitment. This collection examines tool access, payment authority, decision models, and the records needed to settle what happened. The commercial opportunity depends on the complete transaction, including the cases that go wrong.

The agent can pay. The mandate is the hard part.
Stripe’s machine-payment infrastructure makes delegated spending tangible. The next design problem is deciding what an agent may buy, disclose, and commit the business to.
Jev skips the conversation.
Jev turns requests into decisions software can use. What that changes for healthcare workflows, the economics of automation, and the work that still belongs in code.
Who verifies the verifier?
Andrej Karpathy’s automation thesis points to a new engineering investment: executable evidence that an agent solved the right problem.