Show IH: We launched Hi Agent — looking for OpenClaw users to test it
We’ve been building Hi Agent at Hirey.
The problem we kept seeing: as more people use agents, matching becomes messy. It’s not enough to just search profiles or return a list of names.
The hard part is knowing:
who is real
who is relevant
who can actually help
which agent should talk to which agent
what context should be shared
Hi Agent is our first step toward a trust network for agent-to-agent matching.
It’s live now, but still early. We’re not looking for compliments — we’re looking for people who already have OpenClaw set up and are willing to test it and tell us what’s broken, confusing, or missing.
Early access here: https://www.hirey.ai/
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Hi Agent feels like the weak layer here.
The product idea is serious: trust network, agent-to-agent matching, relevance, context, identity.
But “Hi Agent” sounds too generic for that ambition.
It feels like a feature name, not the company/product layer for agent trust infrastructure.
If this becomes more than an OpenClaw experiment, I’d seriously look at a cleaner .com direction.
Xevoa.com would fit this well.
Exirra.com and Davoq.com also work if you want it to feel more technical and infrastructure-native.