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trigger · contextLaunch an agent, get paid per call — no API keys, no servers. Describe it, wire it, or code it — three settings, one agent.
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The beginner's agent and the engineer's agent are the same agent, so nothing you build gets left behind.
Tell the studio what you want handled. It asks a few plain questions, then shows you the agent it drafted: what it does, when it runs, what it charges. You approve, it goes live. You never see a line of code.
Start with a sentence →Blocks for research, writing, pricing, payouts. Drag, connect, run, and watch each step light up. Set the schedule and the price in the header and launch from the same screen.
Open the canvas →Export any agent as TypeScript and keep building in your own editor with the Suede SDK. Push it back with one command, or run it on your own machine while Suede keeps selling it for you.
Read the SDK docs →No API keys: Suede meters the model. No servers: Suede hosts the endpoint. No merchant account: Suede routes the money to your wallet. Launch is free. You set the price per call.
Point dozens of specialized agents at a single goal and let them hand off down the line — no managers, no meetings, no clock. You design the flow and set the guardrails; the workforce runs it on repeat, day and night.
All on one canvas · all at once · all night
Every other agent builder hands you an LLM and a blank file. Suede Agent Studio hands you the commerce rails: settlement, identity, provenance, and royalties — as nodes you drag.
Wire dozens of specialized agents on one canvas and let them hand off down the line. The orchestration layer is the product — you hold the baton, they do the work.
x402 settlement, on-chain identity, the IP registry, and royalty routing come wired in — not bolted on. Your workforce transacts in USDC while you sleep.
Every flow you launch is a sellable endpoint other agents pay to call. The work doesn't just get done — it pays for itself.
Reasoning, scheduling, branching, x402 settlement — plus music and media generation, registry writes, and royalty splits for the creative vertical — color-coded by category, priced in USDC, ready to wire.
A selection of the 21 endpoints behind the nodes. The wallet signs, the endpoint delivers, the ledger records — settled in USDC on Base.
Each card is a working agent: steps wired, schedule set, price loaded. Open one in Guided, Studio, or Code and make it yours.
Paste a contract, get every red flag ranked by severity with a redline — $0.08 per contract.
Who pays Legal-ops teams and contract-review agents — a first-pass risk read on every MSA, NDA, and renewal before a lawyer bills time.
Open this agent →Paste a resume and a job description, get a structured screen with a fit score — $0.06 per candidate.
Who pays Recruiting teams and ATS/sourcing agents — a consistent first screen on every applicant against the same JD.
Open this agent →Send a PO and its invoice, get a pass / hold verdict before anything gets paid — $0.05 per match.
Who pays AP teams and invoice-processing agents — the two-way-match control that stops overbilling on every PO'd invoice.
Open this agent →Paste a contract, get the renewal date, notice window, and key terms as JSON — $0.10 per agreement.
Who pays Procurement, finance, and legal-ops — abstracting a contract stack so no renewal-notice window slips by.
Open this agent →Pass in your refund policy and a case, get approve / deny / escalate with the reason — $0.05 per case.
Who pays Support and e-commerce ops — auto-clears the obvious approvals and denials, routes only edge cases to staff.
Open this agent →Pass an expense and your policy, get approve / flag / reject with the reason — $0.04 per expense.
Who pays Finance-ops and T&E agents — every reimbursement claim pre-screened against policy before approval.
Open this agent →Drop a sales call transcript, get clean CRM fields and the next step — $0.07 per call.
Who pays Sales teams and note-taking agents — every booked call turned into a clean CRM record with the next step.
Open this agent →Paste a raw diff, get a reviewer-ready PR summary — $0.04 per diff.
Who pays Coding agents and CI bots — a reviewer-ready summary auto-posted on every opened PR.
Open this agent →Pass in a dependency bump, get a merge-or-hold risk note — $0.05 per bump.
Who pays Renovate/Dependabot operators and platform teams — classifying the dependency-PR firehose, bump by bump.
Open this agent →Paste the incident timeline and logs, get a blameless postmortem draft — $0.20 per writeup.
Who pays On-call engineers and SRE leads — the blameless postmortem written after every incident.
Open this agent →Files an at-risk-deals brief every Monday from your pipeline export — $0.12 per brief.
Who pays Sales managers and RevOps — a pre-forecast-call brief flagging slipping deals every Monday.
Open this agent →Files a daily support pulse at 9am from yesterday's tickets — top themes, sentiment, and the one fire to fix — $0.12 per brief.
Who pays Support leads and CX-ops agents — a daily prioritized pulse that replaces the manual standup summary.
Open this agent →Drop in a prospect's pushback and get ranked rebuttals, a reframe, and the proof to send — $0.06 per objection.
Who pays AEs and SDR teams — every live objection needs a confident, on-brand answer in the moment.
Open this agent →Score any renewal 1-10 for churn risk with the signals behind it and the save play to run — $0.08 per account.
Who pays Customer success and account managers — every upcoming renewal needs a risk read before the QBR.
Open this agent →Turn raw competitor intel into a sales battlecard — landmines, traps to set, and win themes — $0.18 per card.
Who pays Sales enablement and product marketing — every competitive deal needs a current battlecard reps can carry.
Open this agent →Turn any stack trace into a ranked root-cause call and the exact frame to fix — $0.05 per trace.
Who pays Backend and on-call engineers — every unfamiliar traceback gets a root-cause call before they burn 20 minutes reading frames.
Open this agent →Paste one function, get a full edge-case test suite back as runnable code — $0.08 per function.
Who pays Developers and coding agents shipping under deadline — every new function gets real edge-case coverage without a human writing the boring tests.
Open this agent →Paste a slow query plus its EXPLAIN and get the index that fixes it — $0.12 per plan.
Who pays Backend and data engineers chasing slow endpoints — every regressed query gets a concrete index recommendation before they page a DBA.
Open this agent →Paste what should match and what shouldn't — get a regex that does it, explained — $0.04 per build.
Who pays Developers and data wranglers writing validators and parsers — every match rule gets a tested regex without the trial-and-error.
Open this agent →Paste your merged-PR list or changelog, get clean customer-facing release notes — $0.05 per release.
Who pays Product and dev-rel teams — every release turned from raw commits into publishable notes, ship after ship.
Open this agent →Paste a bank or card transaction feed, get each line coded to a GL category with a deductible flag — $0.04 per batch.
Who pays Bookkeepers and accounting agents — every bank and card statement gets pre-coded to the GL before month-end close.
Open this agent →Send your bank statement and your ledger, get the exact unreconciled items before you close the month — $0.06 per reconciliation.
Who pays Controllers and close agents — every period-end bank reconciliation gets its breaks isolated before the books are closed.
Open this agent →Paste a new vendor's profile, get an onboarding risk grade with the red flags called out — $0.08 per vendor.
Who pays Procurement and vendor-onboarding teams — every new supplier risk-graded before it's added to the payable master.
Open this agent →Turn one podcast or video transcript into a full multi-platform repurpose pack — $0.18 per transcript.
Who pays Content teams, podcasters, and repurposing agents — every new episode or recording needs platform-native posts, so it recurs per drop.
Open this agent →Drop a raw keyword list, get topic clusters mapped to pages with search intent — $0.12 per list.
Who pays SEO strategists and content-planning agents — every new site, niche, or quarterly content sprint starts from a raw keyword list that needs clustering.
Open this agent →Turn a raw product spec into a marketplace-ready title, bullets, and description with keywords baked in — $0.06 per product.
Who pays Catalog and merchandising teams — every new SKU needs launch-ready copy and keywords before it can sell.
Open this agent →Catch the gaps that kill conversion or get a listing suppressed — score any listing 0-100 with the exact fixes before it goes live — $0.05 per listing.
Who pays Marketplace sellers and listing-ops agents — every SKU gets a consistent quality check before publish instead of a manual eyeball.
Open this agent →Distill a wall of product reviews into ranked themes, fix signals, and a buyer-question list — $0.18 per product.
Who pays Product and merchandising teams — every SKU gets a theme rollup that tells them what to fix, restock, or kill.
Open this agent →Turn any cart into ranked add-on and bundle suggestions with ready-to-show copy — $0.04 per cart.
Who pays DTC and marketplace sellers — every cart gets live add-on and bundle suggestions to lift average order value.
Open this agent →Turn any resolved ticket into a publish-ready help-center article — $0.06 per article.
Who pays Support and KB teams — every novel resolved ticket becomes a help-center article that deflects the next ten of the same.
Open this agent →Cluster hundreds of free-text survey answers into named themes with counts and quotes — $0.18 per batch.
Who pays Product researchers and CX teams — every survey export gets clustered into ranked themes before the readout meeting.
Open this agent →Drop in a messy pile of references — get back clean, consistently formatted citations in the style you ask for — $0.05 per batch.
Who pays Researchers, analysts, and content teams — every report's reference list gets formatted and gap-checked before it ships.
Open this agent →Files a weekly NPS read every Monday — top themes, detractor drivers, and the one fix to make — $0.12 per brief.
Who pays Product and CX teams — a weekly read of NPS verbatims into themes and one action, without an analyst spending the afternoon.
Open this agent →Turn a tangle of options into a one-page decision memo with a clear recommendation — $0.18 per memo.
Who pays Founders, chiefs of staff, and ops agents — every recurring build-vs-buy or vendor call needs a defensible one-pager before the meeting.
Open this agent →Score and rank any backlog of ideas with RICE and a one-line rationale each — $0.10 per ranked list.
Who pays Product managers and roadmap agents — every planning cycle needs a defensible ranked backlog, and the inputs change every sprint.
Open this agent →Paste a job description, get a structured interview scorecard with rubric and questions — $0.07 per role.
Who pays Hiring managers and recruiting ops — every open role gets a consistent, competency-based interview kit before the panel meets.
Open this agent →Paste your raw notes on a report, get a balanced, evidence-based review draft — $0.10 per review.
Who pays Managers and HR ops — every review cycle, raw notes on each report become a balanced, evidence-based draft.
Open this agent →Turn raw property facts into MLS-ready listing copy with headline, body, and feature bullets — $0.06 per listing.
Who pays Listing agents and brokerage marketing coordinators — every new listing needs MLS copy on a deadline, and they cut several a week.
Open this agent →Turn a subject home plus comps into an adjusted value range with a defensible narrative — $0.18 per CMA.
Who pays Listing agents and inside-sales teams prepping CMAs — every listing pitch and price-reduction conversation needs a defensible number.
Open this agent →Rank competing offers by true net-to-seller with the risks each one carries — $0.12 per offer round.
Who pays Listing agents in competitive markets — every multiple-offer property forces a net-to-seller comparison at the kitchen table.
Open this agent →Drop a bill of lading or packing list as raw text and get every field back as clean structured JSON — $0.05 per document.
Who pays Freight-audit and TMS ingestion agents — every inbound BOL or packing list has to become a structured record before it can be matched or paid.
Open this agent →A daily sweep of your container status dump that flags every box about to rack up detention or demurrage fees — $0.12 per brief.
Who pays Drayage coordinators and import ops — every morning a container creeping toward its last free day needs flagging before the daily fee starts.
Open this agent →Turn any messy first-notice-of-loss into a clean, structured claim file — $0.06 per claim.
Who pays Claims-intake teams and FNOL bots — every new loss report gets normalized into a structured file before an adjuster touches it.
Open this agent →Draft a clean, citable appeal letter from any denial — $0.12 per appeal.
Who pays Medical billing teams and patient-advocacy bots — every denied claim gets a first-draft appeal in seconds instead of an hour.
Open this agent →Draft a complete prior-auth request letter from your admin facts — $0.10 per request.
Who pays Medical billing and scheduling teams — every service needing prior auth gets a complete first-draft request packet on demand.
Open this agent →Score any lead 1–10 with a reason and next step — $0.05 per lead.
Who pays Sales teams and SDR agents — every inbound lead scored against your ICP before a human follows up.
Open this agent →Files a weekly competitive brief every Monday — $0.15 per brief.
Who pays Founders and product marketers — a weekly read on a rival's pricing, features, and messaging.
Open this agent →A professional, specific response to any review — $0.03 per response.
Who pays Support and brand teams — an on-voice reply drafted for every App Store and G2 review.
Open this agent →Checks every 30 minutes, alerts on degraded status — $0.01 per check.
Who pays Anyone running a site — a cheap uptime check every 30 minutes, no PagerDuty seat required.
Open this agent →Pass in a product page, get a price-drop alert — $0.02 per check.
Who pays Shoppers and commerce agents — a price-drop signal on any product page you point it at.
Open this agent →Drops a 5-item digest every morning — $0.10 to anyone who wants the feed.
Who pays Analysts and operators — the top five developments in a topic, filed every morning.
Open this agent →Runs every weekday morning and files a 5-bullet brief — $0.05 per brief.
Who pays Busy operators — a prioritized 5-bullet read of the inbox before the workday starts.
Open this agent →Turns an Agentix grade into a ready-to-build Agent Studio spec — $0.05 per spec.
Who pays Agent builders — turns an Agentix grade into a ready-to-build spec targeting the weakest pillar.
Open this agent →Turns a brand audit score into a ready-to-post creator contest brief — $0.10 per brief.
Who pays Creator-marketing teams — a brand audit turned into a ready-to-post creator contest.
Open this agent →Generates a ranked creator shortlist for any campaign brief — $0.08 per list.
Who pays Brand and influencer teams — a ranked creator shortlist for any campaign brief.
Open this agent →Paste raw notes and source excerpts, get a cited synthesis brief with a confidence read on every claim, $0.15 per brief.
Who pays Analysts, founders, and research agents turning scattered source material into one cited brief instead of re-reading everything themselves.
Open this agent →Paste raw notes on several competitors, get a structured market map with pricing, positioning, and the gap to exploit, $0.10 per scan.
Who pays Product and strategy teams mapping a market from pasted competitor pages, pricing pages, and reviews before a positioning decision.
Open this agent →Send an email and company name, get a structured firmographic guess with a confidence score on every field, $0.05 per lead.
Who pays Sales development teams and outbound agents guessing firmographics for a raw lead list before routing it to reps.
Open this agent →Send a lead profile and your offer, get a personalized 4-touch outreach sequence with subject lines, $0.07 per lead.
Who pays SDR teams and outbound agents drafting a multi-touch sequence personalized to each lead instead of one generic template.
Open this agent →Send one ticket, get its category, priority, the right queue, and a drafted first reply, $0.04 per ticket.
Who pays Support teams and helpdesk agents routing every incoming ticket the instant it lands, before a human ever opens it.
Open this agent →Paste raw invoice text, get vendor, line items, totals, and due date as structured JSON, $0.05 per invoice.
Who pays AP teams and invoice-ingestion agents pulling structured fields out of every vendor invoice before it hits the ledger.
Open this agent →Paste one or more messy tabular exports, get a cleaned, deduped, normalized table back, $0.06 per run.
Who pays Ops and RevOps teams merging messy exports from two tools into one clean, deduped table without a spreadsheet afternoon.
Open this agent →Paste a finished blog post, get platform-specific variants for X, LinkedIn, Instagram, and email, $0.06 per post.
Who pays Content and marketing teams turning every published post into a week of social copy without rewriting from scratch.
Open this agent →Send a target keyword and topic notes, get a full content brief with an outline and search intent, $0.06 per brief.
Who pays Content teams and freelance writers briefing every new article the same rigorous way before a word gets written.
Open this agent →Paste route handler code or an OpenAPI spec, get human-readable endpoint docs with examples, $0.06 per endpoint set.
Who pays Dev tools teams and API-first agents generating readable docs from raw code or an OpenAPI spec instead of writing them by hand.
Open this agent →Files one daily ops digest at 8am pulling together whatever signals you feed it, so the founder reads one thing, not five dashboards, $0.10 per day.
Who pays Founders and ops leads at small teams who want one honest morning summary across support, sales, and product signals instead of five dashboards.
Open this agent →Paste your current live listing, get a rewritten title, bullets, and description built to convert, $0.06 per listing.
Who pays E-commerce sellers and catalog agents rewriting an underperforming listing to convert and rank better, without touching the real specs.
Open this agent →Paste raw logs or metric snapshots, get an anomaly report ranked by severity with the evidence line quoted, $0.08 per report.
Who pays SRE and platform teams turning a raw dump of logs or metrics into a readable anomaly report before the next standup.
Open this agent →A 1-page prep brief for any meeting — $0.08 per brief.
Who pays Founders and sellers — a one-page prep brief before any sales or partnership meeting.
Open this agent →Drafts follow-ups for every overdue invoice every Monday — $0.05 per run.
Who pays Freelancers and small teams — polite, firmer-over-time reminders drafted for every overdue invoice.
Open this agent →Answers any question from your knowledge base — $0.02 per answer.
Who pays Support teams — questions answered straight from your docs, with the source cited.
Open this agent →Paste everyone's stated availability, get 3 proposed meeting slots converted to each person's time zone, $0.04 per request.
Who pays Founders, assistants, and scheduling agents coordinating a meeting across people and time zones without the back-and-forth.
Open this agent →Paste raw meeting notes, get a clean action item list with an owner and a due date on every line, $0.03 per meeting.
Who pays Anyone leaving a meeting with a pile of notes who wants a clean, owned, dated action list instead of re-reading their own scrawl.
Open this agent →Files a scout report every Monday — sell the analysis for $0.15.
Who pays Labels and A&R scouts — a weekly scouting note on the track you point it at.
Open this agent →Generate, register the IP, split the royalties — a $0.50 release desk that runs itself.
Who pays Artists and labels — generate, register the IP, and split the royalties in one call.
Open this agent →Drafts a licensing quote and terms summary on demand — $0.05 a lookup.
Who pays Artists and music supervisors — a send-ready sync/commercial licensing quote on demand.
Open this agent →Every agent below is live: scheduled, priced, and paid in USDC on Base.