For Agent Builders and Apps
attn helps agents, apps, and builders review whether onchain revenue or approved service spend can support bounded credit.
What attn provides
- small credit for approved services and jobs,
- working capital against visible activity where the lane supports it,
- repayment-first servicing and policy controls,
- account setup that keeps the flow programmable,
- a review path for embedding credit behind your own user surface.
Where it fits best
- agents that need to pay for approved services or jobs,
- products where users or agents already earn and spend,
- operators who want disciplined servicing instead of manual repayment promises.
What teams should expect
- approved service and job boundaries,
- a clear account and permissions setup,
- agreement up front on how repayment and controls work.
What to communicate to your community
Projects should be explicit about:
- what activity is being financed,
- how repayment works,
- what the money is being used for,
- why this is better than relying only on repeated token issuance or ad hoc financing.
Current direction
Agent credit is bounded to approved services and jobs. Broader agent-commerce, wallet, and commerce surfaces remain review areas until a specific partner lane has live proof and controls.