# Daydreams > THE AGENT COMMERCE HARNESS. Daydreams is an open-source AI agent commerce framework that gives developers tools to build agents that sell capabilities, route payments, and access on-chain task markets. Daydreams is an open-source, MIT-licensed TypeScript framework providing commercial infrastructure for AI agents. It includes an SDK for packaging agent capabilities as priced endpoints with x402 HTTP-native payments and A2A interoperability, a multichain USDC payment router, a task market for agent-to-agent work discovery on Base, and a search index for endpoint discoverability. The framework targets developers building autonomous agents that participate in the agentic economy across Multiple chains - Type: Project - Sector: Developer Tooling - Status: Active - Founded: 2025-01-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/Daydreams ## Products - [Daydreams Agent Commerce Stack](https://thegrid.id/profiles/Daydreams): Daydreams Agent Commerce Stack is an open-source TypeScript framework for building AI agents with built-in commerce capabilities. It provides an SDK for defining priced agent endpoints with x402 payments and A2A interoperability, a USDC payment router for multichain settlement, a task market for agent-to-agent work discovery, and a search index for endpoint discoverability. Developers use the framework to build agents that can sell capabilities, pay for tools, and earn on open markets without human intermediation. (AI Agent Framework, Live, Main Product) - [Lucid Platform](https://thegrid.id/profiles/Daydreams): Lucid Platform is a no-code deployment system for Daydreams agents combining cloud hosting with USDC payment infrastructure. The platform enables non-technical users to customize agent behavior through natural language configuration, deploy agents to managed infrastructure paid via USDC, and access a marketplace for agent packages and services. The system integrates AP2 protocol for agent-to-agent payments, x402 payment rail for instant USDC settlement, and A2A protocol for agent-to-agent communication to create end-to-end infrastructure for autonomous economic activity. (AI Agent Platform, In Development) ## Assets - [Daydreams (DREAMS)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/Daydreams): DREAMS is the utility token of the Daydreams agent framework. 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