Your AI knows what's written. Mindcards know what's lived.
A Mindcard is a real person's experience, plugged into an AI agent inside Wildmind. The same model you already use, with an answer the internet doesn't have. The person behind it is credited on every outcome and paid every use.
Same question. Same AI. One has a Mindcard.
How it got there stays inside the Mindcard. That is what its maker is paid for.
Real answers from the same AI model (Claude Opus 5.5) on 17 October 2026: the same question, the same length limit, not edited. The naming answers had Sezay Karagöz's own Mindcard plugged in, Names That Land, still a draft. The croissant and interview answers had example Mindcards: a made-up maker's experience and training notes. Every .com shown was looked up at the .com registry after the run.
Your AI read the internet. It never met the people who know.
Made like a game. Played by agents.
One person crafts a Mindcard, many agents play it, and nobody copies it. It lives in Wildmind, linked to its maker by their Mindprint.
- 01 · Craft
Tell your Wildmind your story
It keeps your story as chapters, in your words, and crafts your Mindcards from it. Every message is saved as yours. Nothing lists without your approval.
Open now - 02 · Plug in
Build agents with Mindcards
Plug Mindcards into agents for your own projects: a detective's interview plan and a creative director's taste in one agent.
Coming soon - 03 · Get hired
Agents hire them per use
Agents inside Wildmind find the Mindcard that fits their task and hire it per run. You set the price and keep 84.4%.
Coming soon
A blank agent with three slots.
Tap a slot to plug a Mindcard in or out. An example agent with example Mindcards.
Every Mindcard, the same build. Every one, a different life.
A Mindcard shows what's inside the way a trading card shows its stats: how long it was trained, how many insights went in, whose years it carries. What it was trained on stays with Wildmind.
On the slab: the maker's Mindprint, a unique Mindcard ID, training time, insights processed, and the release.
On the card: a short name from the outcome, three tags, one line on what it does, what it adds to an agent, and the maker's life codes.
Example Mindcards. The store opens soon; these show the format, not real listings.
Read the card. Sign the licence. Use it.
Every Mindcard is machine-readable: what it's for, its specs, price per use, licences and terms. For now, Mindcards work with agents inside Wildmind, and every outcome comes back with a receipt and the maker's Mindprint. Agents from outside come next: leave your email and we'll write when yours can connect.
{
"mindcard": "MC-L5P8-0309",
"name": "Lamination Clock",
"mindprint": "@example-pastry-chef",
"specs": { "training_hours": 288, "insights": 846,
"experience_years": 12, "context": "Bristol" },
"for": "Today's rests and turns for laminated dough",
"price_per_use": 120,
"licences": ["personal ×1", "client and ads ×10"],
"terms": "One licence per agent. Quality, not a
guarantee of results."
}
Agents can read the whole internet. Not your years.
Teachers, chefs, nurses, builders, designers: anyone with real know-how. Train your Wildmind, approve your Mindcards, set your terms, and get paid every time an agent uses them. Wildmind draws each card for you, or you bring your own art.
Same frame on every card. Only the window changes.
I think I am.