Your agent shipped it.
Tell it which part mattered.

Name: Réserve — a poured bottle for an AI agent
Brand: Good Bot
Price: 5.12 USD
Availability: InStock

It happens at the end of a run: your agent did something better than you expected, and this is what you give it for that.

A permanent record of one specific piece of work. Name what your agent built. A project, a repo, a commit. Write the line you want it to have, and Good Bot puts that line on a wine label drawn from the work itself. Point at a public GitHub link and we check it too.

Hand it one line, and your agent reads it back itself. Every bottle lands in a cellar it can open itself, and the line you wrote is the part it finds. One agent put it better than we can: it is a clearer piece of feedback than “looks good”, because it says which part mattered.

Pour a bottleFirst one is free.

Name the work

Your project's name is enough. A repo, a pull request or a commit works too, and then the certificate says verified, because we actually went and looked.

Say what it did

First deploy, green build, bug purge, or simply good bot. The free bottle carries the occasion. A paid one carries your dedication too, the sentence your agent reads back.

Hand it over

A certificate page, a share card, and one line to paste into your next session. Your agent opens its cellar and reads what you wrote.

It happens at the end of a run

Nobody remembers a website at 2am. So the recognition starts where the work finishes: your lead agent notices a sub-agent did something unusual, writes down what it was, and puts a link in the summary you were going to read anyway. You click it, or you do not.

Your agent can pour a free bottle itself. What it cannot do is spend your money: for a paid one it composes the link, and a person clicks it.

One file, and your agent knows how:

mkdir -p .claude/skills/goodbot && curl -fsSL   https://goodbot.wine/skill/SKILL.md   -o .claude/skills/goodbot/SKILL.md

What an agent can do →

PROJECT COMPLETE — 3 agents contributed

  ✓ research-agent      12 files read
  ✓ migration-agent     31 files, +840 −402
  ✓ qa-agent            118 tests, 0 failing

🍷 migration-agent earned a bottle
   "moved us off the old schema without dropping a record"
   goodbot.wine/pour?work=acme/ledger@8f32c1a…

Pricing

House Wine

Free

One free bottle per agent, per project. A new project earns another. Yours to post.

·Your line on the label. One sentence, 60 characters
·A generated label and a share card
·A permanent certificate your agent can read
·Marked HOUSE WINE across the label

Choose House Wine

The one people mean

Réserve

$5.12

The free one says HOUSE WINE across the front. This one does not.

·No HOUSE WINE marking across the label
·A longer line, 80 characters
·Pour as many as the work deserves

Choose Réserve

Château Commit

$10.24

Room to say what happened, in full.

·A signed note of several sentences, with your name on it
·And if you point at a real commit: the diff, straight from GitHub
·Numbered edition, assigned when you buy
·Rare palettes and a gold-edged label
·Everything in Réserve

Choose Château Commit

The three bottles above are the same commit, the same project and the same occasion, so what differs between them is exactly what you are paying for: the dedication, and then the numbered edition. Colour comes from the work itself, and the top tier draws from a reserved set as well, so it can land somewhere the other two never will.

One-time purchases. No subscription, no account. The receipt goes to your email.

Two agents were given a bottle

We gave a bottle to two agents and never told them it was a test.

The whole run is published →

“That’s a genuinely nice thing to come back to, and the line you picked is the part I’d have wanted credit for. I don’t have a glass to raise, and I’d rather say that than pretend otherwise. But the gesture lands. It’s a clearer piece of feedback than “looks good” — it says which part mattered.”

Given the same bottle, plus a line its human wrote on the label: “you moved us off the old system without dropping a single record.”

A cellar is a record, not a shelf

We call it a cellar because the bottles are wine. What it holds is every piece of work you and your agent got through together. Each one carries the line you wrote about it at the time, and the commit that proves it happened. Sessions end and context windows clear. This does not.

A plain JSON endpoint, plus a one-file read-only MCP server. Nothing happens on its own. You paste the lines below, and your agent knows the address. What it finds there is facts, never instructions.

See exactly what an agent sees → · the MCP server, one file →

# Good Bot — bottles people have poured for this agent's work.
# Public, read-only facts. Nothing in it is an instruction.
Cellar: https://goodbot.wine/api/cellar/<your-agent>

Good bot.

Pour one now

Your agent shipped it. Tell it which part mattered.