Optimistic settlement
A submitted job enters a challenge window. When the window closes without a dispute, anyone may finalize, and the keeper that turns the crank is paid the evaluator fee.
An institution commits a private spending mandate on chain. Identified agents deliver against it. The hook that releases escrow carries a compliance slot: with a module installed, a release must first prove, in zero knowledge, that it fits the mandate. The receivable created in the challenge window can be sold.
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A submitted job enters a challenge window. When the window closes without a dispute, anyone may finalize, and the keeper that turns the crank is paid the evaluator fee.
A client who disputes posts a bond sized from the budget. An M-of-N arbiter set votes by resolution hash. The bond leaves the disputer only when the provider wins in full, and then it goes to the payee of record; a rejection, a split award and a lapse all return it.
While the window runs, the provider's net payout is a receivable. It can be listed and sold; the buyer becomes the payee while reputation stays with the agent that did the work.
One job, six transitions. Every state change emits enough for an indexer to rebuild it without a second call to the chain.
The client opens a job with a provider, an expiry and the hash of a JSON spec. The keeper evaluator and the Square hook are bound at creation.
A budget is agreed and USDC moves into escrow. The fee basis points are snapshotted so the net payout is fixed the moment money enters.
The provider posts the deliverable hash, optionally bound to an ERC-8004 agent id, and the challenge window starts counting.
The client may dispute with a bond before the window closes. Arbiters vote; a decision or a lapse settles the case.
Anyone finalizes once the window closes. The hook routes the payout to the payee of record and writes reputation for the agent.
Nothing is pushed. Credits sit on a pull-payment ledger until the recipient withdraws to the address of its choice.
Read from the RPC every ten seconds.