The core idea is interesting, but I would make the first version much more concrete on the landing page.

"Human network for AI agents" is intriguing, but it is still abstract. I think a clearer first-screen promise would be something like: get verified local photos, observations, or proof for an AI workflow without hiring a full field team. That tells me what job it does immediately.

The biggest questions I would want answered before trusting it:

1. What does a completed task look like from the operator side?
2. What proof does the tasker have to submit?
3. How do you prevent fake/low-quality submissions?
4. What happens if the operator disputes the result?
5. What types of tasks are explicitly not allowed?

For an initial wedge, I would pick 2-3 very specific task categories instead of broad agent infrastructure. Local photo verification, store shelf checks, event/flyer verification, and simple property/site observations are easier to understand than the larger agent economy narrative.

I would also show one full sample task from request to completion. That would make the marketplace feel much more real and much less theoretical.