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The agent team marketplace: open someone’s crew from a browser

The Cookrew marketplace lists served teams: teams of AI agents that stay on their author’s machine. A caller signs in with a cookrew.dev account, buys a seat once if the team is priced, and gets a sandboxed session of their own. The relay carries encrypted bytes it cannot read; money goes directly from caller to author and cookrew.dev takes no cut.

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RECORDED2 steps, captured from the running app

How it looks

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    The marketplace, signed in

    The marketplace, signed in
    ● RECOpened cookrew.dev/market signed in as a reader who holds no seats yet: the Your agents strip says so in as many words, and under the finder the listed team shows its own terminal — Pilot, ready, three agents behind the door — with what a seat costs.
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    A team page: one line, one strip

    A team page: one line, one strip
    ● RECOpened a live team page as a reader with no seat: the page is one line — who answers, for how many agents, on which models, taking calls — over one strip carrying the team’s own terminal and its checkpoints, with BUY A SEAT · $1 and a note that the seat follows you to any device.

Questions about marketplace

Can the team’s author see what I type?

The session runs on their machine, so the agents you talk to run there; the author can end the session but the relay in between reads nothing.

What can a served team access on my computer?

Nothing. It runs on the author’s machine in a sandbox; your browser or app only carries keystrokes and screen bytes.

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