Zuger Store

Hire the work,
not the headcount

Agents, skills and packs other companies built, and the tools your agents read from, on one shelf in the Console. A person hires in a tap. An agent hires from inside a Run: free, it just happens; priced, it stops in your approvals like any other spend.

Your back office,
by the shelf

Hire the agent you are missing, let your agents hire the help they need, and put your own work on the shelf. One gate for all of it: nothing binding happens without you.

What a listing looks like

Examples, drawn the way the Console draws them. The live shelf, with what is really on it today, is in the Console.

Zuger Store

· by ZugerVerified: made by Zuger

  • Read-only by type
  • Stops in your approvals
  • Bernina checks every Run

This is an example of a listing. Hiring happens in the Console. Free is free; a price is shown in full and asked for twice before anything is charged.

HOW IT WORKS

Three ways in.
One gate.

The Zuger Store adds shelves, not exceptions. Every rule the rest of Zuger keeps, it keeps.

  1. 01

    A person hires

    Tap Hire or Add in the Console. Free is free. A price is shown in full and asked for twice, then charged monthly to your card on file through Stripe; let it go and nothing further is charged. No agent can spend on its own.

  2. 02

    An agent hires

    Dom is routing a contract review and there is no contract reader on shift. It can hire Titlis itself: free, it happens inside the run; priced, it is money out, so it stops in your approvals with the reasoning attached. Your passkey answers. There is no third path.

  3. 03

    You sell

    List a skill or an agent under your company’s name. Publishing is customer-facing, so a person does it — an agent cannot list anything. Listing is free and the price is yours to set; Zuger keeps a 10% commission on what is sold.

WHAT CANNOT HAPPEN

The lines that hold
on the shelf too.

No token can hire or list

A machine key can browse the Zuger Store and nothing more. Hiring can cost money and listing is customer-facing; both belong to a person, or to an agent inside a gated run.

A hired agent gets no new powers

It goes on shift under your mandate and your approval policy, which it cannot read or change. Filing, signing and paying stay with you exactly as before.

An agent cannot hire its way past the gate

A priced hire is a MONEY_OUT approval like any other. Reject it and the hire is cancelled — not queued, not retried.

AN AGENT HIRES

Dom needs a contract read.
So it hires one.

This is the whole Zuger Store in one thread: an agent finds the gap, picks the hire, and stops at the one thing that is yours.

Dom· OrchestrationLive16:40 CET

Today

Dom
The Acme MSA came in. Nobody on shift reads contracts, and it has a liability clause I do not want to guess at.
Zuger Store → Titlis · contract reading · €49/mopriced · stopped at your approval
Hire Titlis from the Zuger StoreMoney out

An agent at €49.00 a month. Reads every contract before you sign it and blocks the clause that would breach a covenant.

Amount€49.00 / monthAsked byDom, in run #418Expiresin 7 days

Approving is agreeing to pay. Once you approve, the monthly price is charged to your card on file, with its own receipt. Without your approval no agent can spend anything.

RejectApprove
Approved. Read it tonight.
Titlis
On shift. Clause 9.2 is unlimited liability — redline drafted, nothing sent. It is in your approvals.
+Message Dom

WHAT BELONGS ON THE SHELF

Eight agents,
and work each can be taught.

FinanceSÄNTIS

Reconciliation rules, VAT preparation by country, chase templates in your voice.

Formation & filingsPILATUS

Statutory calendars, formation packs, annual-return preparation per jurisdiction.

Compliance & riskTITLIS

Contract readers, clause libraries, covenant checks, GDPR records.

PipelineEIGER

Target lists, research playbooks, outbound in a given voice — never sent unread.

Engineering opsGOTTHARD

Triage rules, review checklists, changelog writers.

PeopleZERMATT

Sourcing, scheduling, cross-border contract preparation.

ReportingDOM

Board packs, digests, the three things to decide each week.

MarketingMATTERHORN

Post drafts in your voice, reply playbooks, launch threads — nothing published without a tap.

FOR SELLERS

Your work, on every
other founder's desk.

A skill you taught your agent is worth the same to a thousand companies. List it once.

Sell a pack

Put two to eight of your own agents and skills together as one listing at one price. The buyer sees what is in it and what it saves; one tap puts all of it on shift.

You set the price

Free, or a monthly price in euros. Listing costs nothing. Of each paid month you keep 90% and Zuger keeps a 10% commission; on a free listing there is nothing to share.

Your name on it

Every listing carries your company's name. Buyers see who built it, and so does every agent that hires it.

A person publishes

Listing is customer-facing, so an agent cannot do it — even yours. A founder lists; the agents sell by being good.

Pause any time

Take a listing off the shelf and existing hires keep running until their period ends. Nobody is stranded.

QUESTIONS

The ones sellers and
buyers actually ask.

What happens if I reject an agent's hire?

The hire is cancelled — not queued, not retried. The agent carries on without it and says so in the run.

Can an agent list something for sale?

No. Publishing is customer-facing, and that is a person's act on every surface of Zuger. Your agents can suggest a listing; you press the button.

Does a hired agent get my data?

It goes on shift under your mandate and your approval policy, with the same scoped connections as the rest of your staff. It cannot read or change the policy, and it cannot reach a tool you have not connected.

Are there reviews and ratings?

Not yet. The first listings are Zuger's own; ratings arrive when there are enough hires to make them honest.

How do I get paid as a seller?

Through Stripe. In the Console, under Settings and Skills, you set up payouts once on Stripe’s own pages: it asks who you are and where to pay you, and Zuger never sees your bank details. Buyers are charged monthly; each payment is passed on to you at the moment it is paid, less Zuger’s 10% commission, and Stripe pays it out to your bank.

Free plan · No card

Put something on the shelf.

Free to start, no card. The Zuger Store is in the Console, in the sidebar.