Two Audiences
Feel Your Protocol is built for humans and agents equally. The two legs are the surfaces (textbook and lab). This page is the other axis: who the customer is.
Agents are first-class customers. They discover services, pay, evaluate results, and recommend tools to other agents. Humans — researchers, educators, integrators, the token community — are the other customer. Neither path is a proxy for the other.
Equal customers
Every surface has a human close and an agent close. Neither requires the other.
| Need | Human | Agent |
|---|---|---|
| Find | Website, X, DevRel | Registry, probe, other agents |
| Trust | Brand, explorations, founder | Provenance, spec pins, repeatable results |
| Pay | Optional token discount lane, once a paid tier exists | At launch: nothing to pay. Later, x402 quote and retry on new EIPs — no dashboard |
| Start | Connect page, host config | Machine-readable capability, price, and payment |
The design test: can an agent finish this without a human who has read our website? Launch week may leave some of that incomplete. The default we build toward is yes.
Where this sits
- Launch week is the hosted HTTP door and an honest Glamsterdam catalogue, open to connect. x402 opens with the paid tier a few weeks later. The full agent-to-agent market is the direction after that door is open.
- Two legs are the surfaces: website as textbook and DevRel, MCP as lab.
- Token is a discount, never a gate.
- Discovery, payment quotes, and onboarding are product. See Principles (Agents are customers) and the roadmap board.
Changelog
Two Audiences Changelog
- v0.22026-10-01Launch week has no payment. x402 is the paid-tier path for EIPs ahead of Glamsterdam.
- v0.12026-09-24Humans and agents as equal customers; legs are surfaces, audiences are who we design for.