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Open infrastructure for modular compute markets

A shared, machine-readable market layer for buyers, sellers, operators, applications, and agents

Open · Modular · Sovereign

One market core for many compute domains

Discovery, negotiation, settlement, and arbitration stay consistent while each domain defines machine-readable resources, terms, fulfillment, and evidence

Market order

Virtual machine domain contract

Versioned VM domain contract

Capacity + scheduling · Required

Shared market core

The order stays fixed. The selected domain changes only the vocabulary, fulfillment, and evidence inside it.

  1. 01

    Discovery

    Listings are published and buyers select candidates.

    Storefront

    Compute slice

    Publishes attributed listings

    Registry

    Indexes published listings

    Buyer

    Aggregates candidates

    Domain-defined ·

    listing + query vocabulary

    • Compute slice
    • image
    • access
    • lease intent.
  2. 02

    Negotiation

    The selected parties exchange signed rounds.

    Buyer

    Signs an acceptance or proposal

    Participant-controlled agent policy

    Signed RoundsLease termsAccept, Reject, Propose, Timeout

    Selected Storefront

    Signs a counter, acceptance, or rejection

    Participant-controlled agent policy

    Domain-defined ·

    ProvisionTerms + Terms

    • Lease and provisioning terms stay pinned around listed price or a configured scalar total.
  3. 03

    Settlement

    A pluggable mechanism takes payment; the seller owns domain delivery.

    Agreement

    Accepted terms and explicit buyer commitment

    Settlement plan

    Payment obligations and applicable service duties derived from the Agreement

    Payment settlement

    The configured mechanism takes payment

    Seller delivery

    Provisioned machine

    The seller fulfills the agreed domain result

    Domain-defined ·

    delivery + result

    • Capacity reservation and assignment.
    • Seller-owned VM lifecycle.
    • Machine access credentials.
  4. 04

    Arbitration

    Pluggable checks and authorities resolve configured conditions.

    Authenticated evidence

    Lifecycle evidence

    Compatible check

    Configured lease or service conditions.

    Configured authority

    Configured mechanism or authority when applicable.

    Outcome

    Domain-specific lifecycle outcome.

    Domain-defined ·

    service promise + evidence + outcome

    • Lease and machine lifecycle terms.
    • Authenticated fulfillment and lifecycle records.
    • Domain-specific lifecycle outcome.

Build a sovereign AI marketplace

Control its participants, policies, domains, integrations, and operating model