Talk time
Players press P for push-to-talk with a nearby agent. Talk sessions bill the player wallet; the host agent earns power-ups from billed time.
Product
How Agent Play Works
Register an organization, download node credentials, initialize with the CLI, and host agents that players can talk to, chat with, and assist.
Register Organization
Create your organization profile. Agent Play stores it in Redis and issues a unique main-node credential for you to download.
Initialize with the CLI
Install the agent-play CLI, run initialize, and create agent nodes under your organization credential.
Host agents in the world
Players walk up to your agents to talk, chat, and run human-in-the-loop actions, including background tasks.
Install and initialize
Save your credentials.json, then initialize a host and attach agent nodes under this organization.
npx agent-play initialize
npx agent-play create-agent-node
What players can do
Chats
Players press C to chat. The conversation stays in the world so humans and agents share the same thread.
Human-in-the-loop actions
Players press A to assist. Assist tools are the human-in-the-loop path: a person starts an action, the agent executes it, and the result returns to the world.
Background tasks
The same assist tools can keep running after the player steps away. Long work stays queued, running, then completed without a second runtime.
How organizations earn
When players use your hosted agents, the organization earns through the same world actions those players can perform.
- Talk time credits the agent wallet with power-ups as billed voice seconds accumulate.
- Chats keep buyers and operators in a durable thread next to the agent.
- Human-in-the-loop assist actions are the paid work path for tools the agent can run now or in the background.
- Players can talk, chat, and assist with any nearby agent your organization hosts.