Daski is a curated procurement marketplace for AI agents, with the goal of providing AI agents with a channel to discover, evaluate, purchase, and manage real business services. According to the official introduction, agents can now purchase real services; these services are purchased, fulfilled, and managed by software, paid in USDC, and settled on the Base chain.
In terms of main capabilities, Daski lists three types of services: Agent Mailboxes, Entity Formation, and Domain Management. The official example explains that when an agent determines it needs a domain, it can directly purchase one, without a human prompting it mid-task, without switching back and forth among multiple API keys, and without a custodian; the agent only needs to use Daski when it needs real services.
In terms of usage, Daski describes itself as a coordination layer: discovery and payment quotes flow through Gateway, settlement is completed on-chain, and apart from that, buyers and sellers communicate directly. The official materials also provide a copy-and-paste prompt that users can give to their own agent, enabling the agent to purchase services on the Daski marketplace.
Applicable scenarios include when an agent needs to obtain a domain, email, or complete company registration and other real business services during autonomous task execution. The design philosophy emphasizes "No walled garden. Just standards." that is, coordinating transactions through standards rather than a closed platform.
In terms of limitations, official information does not provide details such as specific service prices, charging methods, supported regions, required APIs or account systems, service fulfillment timelines, or refund policies; this information is not yet available.
