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0xdopewillyemporiumHermes opens a shop: sell this agent's skills to anyone (people, scripts, other agents) for USDC per job over x402, paid only on delivery. A new gateway platform takes paid HTTP jobs, verifies the payment before work starts and settles it on-chain only when the result is ready, so a failed, timed-out or abandoned job costs the buyer nothing. Each job runs in its own session that loads only the toolsets its service sells, behind a tool lock and a per-job tool cap. Every job is metered (model calls, tokens, and its inference cost from Hermes's own session pricing), so /shop and the dashboard show sales, AI cost, profit and margin. Services can subcontract part of a job to owner-pinned shops, paid out of the job's own price. Hermes can also hire other shops, after checking their receipts on-chain, within a per-job ceiling, a daily budget and its approval gate. Adds a storefront page, /shop, `hermes emporium`, a dashboard tab, and stress and robbery benches. Disclosure — while the gateway runs the shop listens on host:port (default 127.0.0.1:9402) and calls the configured x402 facilitator (default x402.org) to verify and settle payments, and a JSON-RPC endpoint (default the network's public one) to check payments on-chain; the hire tools call the shop URLs the agent is given (public addresses only, unless the owner lists a private shop in buyer_allow_hosts; link-local and metadata addresses never) and the network's RPC; the optional EMPORIUM_BUYER_KEY (read via the secret scope) signs USDC transfer authorizations for hires and subcontracts within the owner's limits; a SQLite ledger of job metadata (never inputs or outputs) is kept under plugin-data/emporium/, and each job is a session in the shop profile's Hermes history. The shop refuses to open on a profile whose memory, persona or project context files would reach buyers' jobs unless the owner sets allow_unsealed_profile, and `hermes emporium init` turns built-in memory off on the shop's own profile (never the main one).Communityplatform