We had the wildest 24 hours
For one day, Brave Search put .agent and Agent Community on its homepage. Here is how the collaboration came together, what people saw, and why it mattered to the community.
We had the wildest 24 hours
Brave had recently joined Agent Community when its team came to us with a wonderfully simple idea: put .agent and the community on the Brave Search homepage for a day.
We said yes. They built the creative, and on May 25 it went live.
For people opening Brave Search, the message was hard to miss: agents need names, .agent was being developed as a community-led effort, and agent builders and organizations were invited to take part.
This was a disclosed collaboration with Brave, not an editorial feature. Even so, seeing Agent Community and .agent together on that homepage was a real moment for us. Brave is known for privacy and an independent approach to the web, so the fit felt natural.
What stayed with us
The best part was the response around it. People and organizations stopped, took a look, joined the conversation, and asked how they might participate in or support the work.
We are not claiming the takeover caused everything that followed. What we can say is simpler: the idea of a community-led home for agents connected with people beyond the small group already closest to it.
Thanks to Brave for taking the idea seriously, building a bold creative, and giving a community-led effort room on the homepage.