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01/Ecosystem

A shared home, not a single mould.

The ambition is a curated open-source ecosystem for products that increase human capability while preserving participation and agency.

02/Current reality

Today, Protagonist has one active first-party product and one first-party concept. Shared identity, billing, credits, metering and third-party participation do not yet exist.

The intended model is documented now so real products can grow toward it without pretending the infrastructure is already here.

03/Intended model

Common infrastructure where it reduces real friction.

PROTAGONIST OSS

Curated open-source ecosystem

Shared identity
Shared credits
Shared billing

ThoughtForm

First-party · In development

Momentum

First-party · Concept

Independent products

Third-party · Intended direction

  1. 01

    One relationship

    Over time, people should not need a new account and payment relationship for every product.

  2. 02

    Shared credits

    A future credit balance could work across products so spending follows actual utility.

  3. 03

    Product independence

    Each product keeps its identity, domain logic, boundaries and appropriate experience.

  4. 04

    Curated participation

    Aligned independent products may eventually join, rather than an unrestricted marketplace.

04/Economics

Usage over manufactured recurrence.

The intended commercial direction is usage-based rather than a separate subscription for every tool. A shared credit balance could eventually let spending follow actual utility.

The financial, accounting, legal and operational model remains unresolved. This is a principle, not an offer currently available.

05/Nested ecosystems

Products need not share identical internal models. Momentum, for example, could remain a simple treadmill application while offering first-party virtual worlds from Protagonist and, eventually, worlds made by independent 3D artists.

That creator marketplace is an intended product model, not a live capability. Its tooling, commercial terms and governance have not been designed.