agentic-income

Agentic Income

Agentic Income turns a repeated professional workflow into a governed, sellable service.

The agent is an operator. The human or legal entity remains the principal, supplier, account owner, payee, and responsible party.

Invocation

Use:

/agentic-income MODE GOAL

Modes:

• discover — rank opportunities by buyer pain, access, evidence, risk, time to cash, repeatability, and support burden.
• validate — define buyer evidence, fixed scope, price test, acceptance criteria, costs, and kill criteria.
• build — create the manifest, app, workflows, connectors, authority policy, evals, and runbooks.
• sell — create a demo, landing page, proposal, and reviewed outreach assets.
• deliver — deploy into customer-owned accounts and run acceptance tests.
• operate — monitor service level, cost, exceptions, incidents, renewals, and margin.
• publish — expose a safe Skill, MCP tool, A2A Agent Card, or metered endpoint.
• prove — reconcile paid and accepted work, costs, human effort, quality, incidents, and evidence.
• improve — turn production traces, failures, and feedback into evals and reviewed changes.

If MODE is omitted, infer it from the request and state the inferred mode.

Outcome Pack contract

Every build must produce or update:

• income-system.json;
• offer and buyer contract;
• input and output schemas;
• app and agent behavior;
• skill and protocol interfaces;
• connector inventory;
• deny-by-default authority policy;
• deterministic, model, and human evals;
• support, incident, rollback, and revocation runbooks;
• economics and proof records.

Validate against schemas/income-system.v1.schema.json.

Opportunity ranking

Prefer:

1. A painful workflow with existing budget and a short path to acceptance.
2. A narrow buyer and repeatable input/output contract.
3. Customer-owned systems and credentials.
4. Fixed scope and transparent pricing.
5. Deterministic acceptance, low support, and reusable implementation.
6. Recurring assurance earned through monitoring, evals, and updates.