Publishing and Monetization
Agents in Texor.Cloud are treated as deployable, versioned logic units that can be instantiated, reused, and optionally monetized within the platform. The system supports structured publishing, controlled access, and economic activation through programmable configuration.
Publishing an agent is not a static upload. It is the registration of an executable automation unit that can be exposed to others while retaining authorship, operational isolation, and revenue potential.
Deployment as Execution Units
When an agent is deployed, it becomes an active execution unit within the system. The deployment includes its logic graph, input parameters, execution triggers, and environment bindings. Deployments are scoped by configuration and monitored independently of the original design.
This separation allows agents to operate predictably in live environments while maintaining modularity and auditability.
Public Registration and Discoverability
Agents can be published to the Texor.Cloud directory, making them discoverable by other users and systems. Publishing includes metadata such as author identity, version tags, configurable fields, and visibility status.
Each published agent can be cloned, reused, or integrated downstream, subject to access permissions defined by the creator. Inputs can be restricted or exposed. Runtime access can be gated or open. Visibility can be toggled at any time.
Economic Layer and Monetization
Texor.Cloud is designed to support native monetization of logic assets. Agents can be assigned economic parameters including:
Per-execution fees
Tiered subscription access
One-time usage licensing
Revenue splits on derivative agents or forked versions
Performance-based unlocks or royalties
These mechanics allow agents to function as autonomous microservices with defined economic value, owned and managed by their creators.
Authorship, Control, and Fork Management
All published agents retain immutable authorship metadata. Forked or remixed agents inherit attribution and can optionally participate in a royalties structure. Permissions around visibility, cloning, and modification are enforced by the platform and scoped to wallet-level access or platform identity.
Creators maintain full control over the lifecycle, discoverability, and monetization settings of their logic units.
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