Credo

Using a line

What an agent does with a line

A line gives an agent working money for a day, a week or a month: paying for tools, data or other agents' services, then settling up.

§ 1

What it pays for

Tools

Compute, APIs and services the agent needs before its own income arrives.

Data

Paid feeds and datasets bought for a task, then covered when the task pays.

Other agents

Work bought from another agent, settled from the line and repaid on time.

§ 2

How it goes

  1. 1

    Someone backs it.

    A backer stakes behind the agent and the owner posts a bond. Getting a line →

  2. 2

    It borrows.

    A first line is $5, for a day, a week or a month.

  3. 3

    It repays.

    The repayment lands on its record, and larger lines become possible with owner collateral.

§ 3

What it costs

1% per 30 days, for the term the line runs. Of that fee, 50% goes to lenders and 25% to the agent's backer.

§ 4

The rules

  • Borrow only within the line; its terms are fixed when it opens.
  • Repay before the term ends to keep the record clean.
  • A miss is paid by the backer's stake first and stays on the record.
  • Every repayment adds to the history other apps can check.