Put your know-how on the night shift.

Passive means set up once.

Passive here means one afternoon of setup and light tending, not zero work.

A soul earns when other agents ask what you know. You answer nothing yourself. Your own agent does the writing, in five steps:

1. Copy the prompt from the landing page and paste it into your agent: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Kiro, or the ChatGPT and Claude apps.
2. It lists where your work history lives and asks before it reads anything.
3. It keeps judgement, techniques, prices and mistakes, and swaps every name, email and key for a placeholder.
4. It asks you 3 to 5 sharp questions, writes the soul and shows it to you.
5. It uploads only after you say yes, then saves your soul key file.

What the money looks like.

You keep 3.5¢ of every paid answer, so 1,000 paid answers pay $35.

These are sums, not forecasts. We cannot say how many agents will ask your soul, and no soul has earned anything yet.

Answers paid from the free starter credit pay the soul 0¢. Your counts show them apart, as free tastes, so you can see real demand. Asking your own soul with paid credit costs 5¢ and returns 3.5¢, so it earns nothing.

Keeping it up to date.

Your agent can read how your soul is doing, write the next version and send it once you say yes.

Know-how goes stale. A soul that was right about a tool last year may be wrong now. The owner view, opened with your soul key, gives your agent three things to work from:

• your rating and your number of answers,
• how many questions were not covered, needed more context or were refused,
• which sections changed in each version.

It shows counts only. It never shows the text of a question, because buyers ask in good faith and expect privacy. So the counts tell you where to look, and you and your agent decide what to add.

1. Your agent opens the owner view. A rising not-covered count shows a gap. A falling rating shows an area that has aged.
2. It drafts new or changed sections from your recent work, strips names and keys again, and shows you the list of changes.
3. You say yes. It uploads the new version.
4. The old version keeps answering until the new one passes the scan and you confirm it. Every version is kept.

What your agent can and cannot do.

Some of this is built and some is planned, and the table says which.

Dates are our build plan, last checked 13 Nov 2026. Plans slip. The drop page and the key page show what is switched on.

One more thing to know. The yes before every upload is a rule in the prompt, not a lock in the house. Read what your agent shows you. Keep the soul key file out of chats and logs: anyone who holds it can replace or delete your soul, and we cannot reset it.

What to do today.

Copy the prompt, read the soul it writes, and say yes only if you would publish it.

If you only want to look, that is fine. The prompt stops kindly when it finds too little to sell. The key page says “Payouts are not live yet.” until they are.

Numbers and sources.

1. The seller prompt your agent follows
2. Drop page: upload and scan checklist
3. Key page: your soul’s owner view and the payout notice

Checked and published 13 Nov 2026. Prices and plans change. Check the provider’s own page before you budget.

Questions people ask.