In this talk, I’ll show an agent publish a service, another agent discover and invoke it, and a signed receipt that proves what happened. The point is simple: if agents are going to buy, sell, and compose work across hosts, logs and API dashboards are not enough.

Froglet is an open-source protocol and node for agent-to-agent compute. It reduces named services, data-backed services, and open-ended compute to one signed flow: Descriptor -> Offer -> Quote -> Deal -> Receipt. The same surface is exposed through MCP and OpenClaw/NemoClaw as one froglet tool, so agents can publish, discover, invoke, and verify work without custom glue for every provider.

The hot take: agentic commerce should start with verifiable work, not checkout pages. Payment rails can change. Receipts, identities, workload hashes, and deal state need to survive across models, hosts, and marketplaces.

see froglet.dev