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7/29/2026

The original title is: "Agentic Commerce Infrastructure: Eight Core Components for Machine-to-Machine Economies"
Original: From Web2 to Agentic Commerce: The 8 Components Nobody Explains Until You're Live
Short summary
The author draws a parallel between traditional e-commerce infrastructure and the emerging 'agentic commerce' stack, listing eight components: discovery, runtime, payment rails, data integrity, delivery, agent support, attestation, and analytics. Built while developing AgentShare (an MCP server for Solana DeFi data), the post argues that agents need different infrastructure than humans — USDC payments instead of credit cards, MCP endpoints instead of UIs, and loud monitoring for silent failures.
- •Eight infrastructure components map from human commerce to agent commerce
- •Agents need MCP endpoints, crypto payment rails, and llms.txt instead of traditional web UIs
- •Author promotes their own AgentShare product as a case study
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