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Install what someone already mapped, or publish what you know
A rule pack is a published set of warning labels with the material that teaches the platform what each one means. Install one and your rules gain those labels. Publish one and every account on the platform can install it.
A pack adds labels. It can never add actions. The action list is fixed for every account, so a pack from any author can never grant your account something it did not already have, and it can never reach your systems on its own.
Installing a pack
01
Browse
Filter by category, price, or grade. Reading every listing and every manifest takes a free account.
02
Read the grade
The grade is how consistently the pack applied its labels when the harness replayed a corpus through it. The report card is how it is doing in production since.
03
Install
Your rule builder gains the pack’s labels. Any starter rules are offered one at a time for you to adopt.
04
Stay pinned
Your work area holds the version you installed. A new version never changes your rules on its own.
Every published version has a manifest hash. Quoting it back returns the exact manifest, which is how an auditor confirms what a rule was reading on a given day.
Publishing a pack
01
Write
Labels, the teaching text behind each one, starter rules, and examples. Four passes, and each makes the pack read more like the domain it came from.
02
Test
The harness replays a category corpus through the pack and reports the sessions whose repeats disagreed. That number becomes the grade.
03
Publish
A version is frozen at publication and carries a manifest hash. New work goes into the next version.
04
Get paid
You keep 80%. The platform bills the buyer, meters installs and passes, and settles monthly with the per-pack lines behind it.
What a grade earns
A pack is measured on steadiness: given the same event twice, does it apply the same labels. The monthly price a pack can carry is capped by the grade it earned.
| Grade | Steadiness | Monthly ceiling |
|---|---|---|
| S | Under 0.1% of sessions disagree | Uncapped |
| A | Under 1% | Uncapped |
| B | Under 5% | $199 / month |
| C | Under 15% | $99 / month |
| D | 15% or more | $29 / month |
A free pack has no ceiling. An ungraded pack carries a provisional price, clamped to the ceiling when the grade arrives.
What review checks
A pack moves through draft, in review, and published, and every transition is written to an append-only review record. Only a published pack is listed, and only a published pack can be installed.
Five ways to build on the platform
Each is a door a third party builds against with no change on our side. 11 integration doors are live today.
| Point | What you build | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Rule packs | A published set of warning labels for a domain you know. | A listing, a price, and 80% of the revenue. |
| Feeds | A source that speaks one of the shapes the platform reads. | Your data watched by every rule an account writes. |
| Tools | A tool an agent on the platform can call. | Your service reachable from a governed agent. |
| Outbound handlers | A system that acts on what the platform decided. | Fixes dispatched into your systems, with the loop closed. |
| Referrals | A route to customers. | A commission on what they spend. |
No third-party code runs inside our runtime. An extension supplies intent — labels, schemas, bindings, graphs — and the platform’s own harness executes it.