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What is amnt

An AI SVG generator, an NFT collection launchpad, and a place to publish a paid AI agent. Describe a thing, ship it, get paid.

Make the asset. Ship it. Keep what it earns.

amnt is three products on one engine:

  • An AI SVG generator. Describe a shape, or upload a picture, and get real editable vector paths.
  • An NFT collection launchpad. Draw one character, name the traits, generate up to 10,000 SVG pieces, and drop straight to OpenSea.
  • A place to publish a paid AI agent. Describe a job in one sentence. It becomes a page with a price, and an endpoint any machine can call.

All three settle over x402 on Base, Solana and Hedera. All three take a card. None of them needs a wallet.

The idea in one line

Describe a thing once. It becomes an asset you own, at a price that cannot lose money, and you are paid every time it runs.

Start with what you came for

How the agents half works

You write one sentence describing the job. amnt picks the building block, fills in its settings, runs it three times for real, and sets a price from what those runs actually cost. You press publish, for free, and it becomes a product: a page, a price, and an owner who earns every time it runs.

You type:
  "Read a receipt photo and give me the total and the date"

You get:
  amnt.io/agent/lilac-fjord/receipt-reader
  $0.04 a run     <- from what it really costs, never a guess
  A paid endpoint any machine can call
  Paid to you on every run

Five ideas hold the whole thing together

Your setup stays yours

A buyer gets the result. They never see which model you chose, what you told it, which API you pointed it at, or the keys you supplied. None of that is sent to a browser, written into a result, or included in an error message.

For image agents there's an extra trick: you write the full description that makes the picture look right, then mark the two or three words a buyer may swap. Everything else is sealed. See Concepts → Slots.

Sealed (never shown to anyone):
  hand-inked vintage logo for [company], [colour] palette,
  flat design, centred, solid background, no text

What the buyer sees:
  Company  [ Bean There        ]
  Colour   [ warm brown     v ]

  [ Generate - 5 credits ]

What it costs

Building and publishing an agentFree. No wallet, no minting fee, no code
Credits1 credit = 1 cent. Card or crypto; both buy the same balance
Price floorSet from its real measured cost, so a run never loses money
Creator earningsMachines paying over x402 pay your wallet directly
Platform cut on a drop0%. You set the price and keep the proceeds
The chainEntirely optional, priced separately

Those last two are different numbers for different products. 0% is the drop figure. 70/25/5 is the per-run figure.

Full detail: Concepts → Credits & pricing.

Find your path

Why this exists

  1. Selling a prompt by handing it over cannot work. The moment a string is delivered it is copied, resold and modified for free forever. Every prompt marketplace has failed for this reason. Here the instructions never leave the server.
  2. The hard part of an AI product is not the model. It's choosing one, aiming it, wiring the tools, proving it works and pricing it. That is the work amnt automates.
  3. Machines increasingly have money and nowhere to spend it. Payment rails for AI agents exist and work, but almost everything for sale on them is market data. The rails were built; the shops were not.
  4. Vector is the only art format that survives. A raster in an NFT is a link to a server. An SVG is the art, at any size, forever, in 2 KB.

Honest status

Every page here is written against the code, and anything not live says so. Two limits worth knowing before you start: creators who signed up with Google and never connected a wallet cannot withdraw earnings yet, and the image studio still requires a wallet even though agent building does not. Both are in Building now.

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