This topic covers the intersection of agentic AI, Wallets‑as‑a‑Platform (WaaP) and marketplaces/frameworks that enable autonomous agents to act with cryptographic identities, managed permissions, and auditable human oversight. As organizations increasingly deploy agentic applications in production, WaaP and agentic wallets provide the primitives—key management, tokenized access, billing, credentialing, signing, revocation and immutable audit trails—needed to safely let agents transact, access data, and interface with services while preserving human control. Relevance (2026): adoption of multi‑step, stateful agents has moved from pilots to scaled deployments, driving demand for integrated identity, payment and governance layers. At the same time regulatory and enterprise compliance pressure has increased emphasis on auditability, approval gates and private/self‑hosted options. Key tools and roles: agent frameworks like LangChain (stateful orchestration and LangGraph for durable agent state) and developer platforms such as Replit and Cursor embed agents into dev workflows and hosting. No‑code builders (Tate‑A‑Tate, Syth) lower the barrier to publish agents to marketplaces. Productivity and SDLC governance tools (GitHub Copilot, Qodo/Codium, Tabnine, JetBrains AI Assistant, Aider) help produce, review and test agent code with policies suitable for enterprise and private deployments. Verticals such as Katalis AI demonstrate agent+human hybrid workflows for marketing. GEO and related tooling signal growing attention to discoverability and compliance for generative outputs. Taken together, agent marketplaces, frameworks and governance stacks must integrate with WaaP/wallet primitives to balance autonomy and human oversight: choose tools that align with your deployment model (hosted vs private), required auditability, and approved human‑in‑the‑loop controls.