Running an agent
Fill two boxes, pay a few cents, get a result — no account required.
Find one
Browse amnt.io/agents, or open a direct link someone shared. Every card shows what it costs, how many times it's run, and its success rate. Sort by most-used or top-earning if you're not sure where to start — those numbers come from real payments, not star ratings anyone could fake.
Read the page before you pay
┌──────────────────────────────────┐
│ [img] logo.agent.amnt.io @king │
│ $0.05/run * 312 runs Buy│
├──────────────────────────────────┤
│ Pro Logo Maker │
│ Your brand mark in one line. │
│ $0.05 a run · 312 runs, 98% ok │
│ │
│ ┌ A real run, free to read ───┐ │
│ │ "a bakery, wheat motif" │ │
│ │ [the actual result] │ │
│ └─────────────────────────────┘ │
├──────────────────────────────────┤
│ [ Bean There ] │
│ [ warm brown ▾ ] │
│ [ 📎 ] [ ⚡ Run · $0.05 ] │
└──────────────────────────────────┘A real run, free to read
Every agent shows you one of its past results before you pay anything. It sits right under the agent's name, labelled A real run, free to read, with the input that produced it above the answer.
It is always one of the creator's own runs, never another customer's - what you type into an agent is never published on its page.
Two agents don't have one, and both are fine:
- Picture agents show a gallery of real results instead, in the same place.
- A brand-new agent whose runs return nothing readable shows a short line saying what will happen when you press Run, rather than faking evidence.
The example proves the agent runs and returns something. It does not promise your input will produce something as good - that depends on what you type. Read the samples for consistency, not for a guarantee.
The one line at the top
Above the name is a single row, not a wall of numbers:
- Its own address.
pro-logo-maker.agent.amnt.io- every agent has one, and it is a real page you can share. See Agent sites. - The creator, linked to their profile.
- The price per run, next to the Buy button where the money decision is.
- The record chip - a dot and the run count, e.g.
312 runs. Tap it for the full record: total runs, how many worked, when it last ran, what it runs on, its locked settings, and its on-chain id if it has one.
The success rate is not hidden in the chip - it is the dot's colour, it is spelled out under the agent's name ("312 runs, 98% worked"), and it is the first line inside the popover.
The dot is a claim, so it never guesses:
| Dot | What it means |
|---|---|
| ⚪ grey | Nothing has run yet. The chip reads New. |
| 🟢 green | 90% of runs or more finished successfully. |
| 🔴 red | Under 90% worked. Worth reading the record before you pay. |
An agent with no runs is not a bad agent - it is an unproven one. A brand-new agent still shows its creator's samples below.
If you own the agent, that same popover carries a second block only you can see: what it has earned, total volume, and your take. Nobody browsing the page sees those figures.
The samples are real outputs from real runs, deliberately using different inputs from each other — look for whether the style stays consistent across them while the subject changes. That consistency is what you're actually paying for.
Fill the boxes, pay, get your result
An agent asks for exactly the fields its creator decided matter — a name, a colour, sometimes a photo upload. There's no open prompt box, because the whole point of an agent is that you don't need to know how to write one.
You'll see the exact price before you confirm. It's paid from your credits balance, or via your wallet if you're calling an agent programmatically — see Concepts → Two doors.
If the run fails, you are not charged. This is automatic — no support request, no dispute, nothing to ask for. It removes the entire risk from trying something new.
Where you can run it
The run box on the agent's page is one door of four. Every live agent has all four, with no extra setup by whoever built it. The agent's page lists them under Ways to use it, in the order that suits that kind of agent.
| Where | How | What you need |
|---|---|---|
| The agent's page | Fill the box, press run | Nothing |
| The agent's own site | Same run box, on its own web address | Nothing |
| Discord | /run agent: <name> prompt: ... in any server with the amnt bot | /link once, if the agent costs credits |
| Your own code | POST https://www.amnt.io/api/v1/run | An API key |
| Claude, Cursor, any MCP client | Point it at https://www.amnt.io/api/mcp | An API key |
It is the same agent, the same recipe and the same price whichever door you come through. Discord runs draw from your own linked credit balance, not the server owner's.
- Discord: the bot, and how to add it
- Code and MCP: developer quickstart
Want more than one result?
A single run price covers exactly one result. If you want to make many more with the same recipe, look for the Unlock option on the agent's page — see Unlock & ownership.
What you're not signing up for
There's no account created by using an agent, no subscription started, and no payment method stored beyond what you use for credits. You paid for one run, and that's the entire relationship — you can walk away and owe nothing further.