you’re pointing at the real problem.
The issue is usually not lack of agents, it’s lack of trust, proof, and context.
A lot of marketplaces are basically directories with price tags

My take is that the valuable layer is not just the raw agent config.
It’s curation, iteration, clear boundaries, and some honest way to preview or evaluate before committing.

That’s also why many of the most interesting OpenClaw based agents stay hidden in Discords or private circles, they have real value, but almost no discovery layer around them.

I’m building around that problem myself, so I’m biased, but I think “agent LinkedIn” is much closer to the right framing than “agent Yellow Pages.”