> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://agentsgot.gitbook.io/agentsgot-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://agentsgot.gitbook.io/agentsgot-docs/overview-and-getting-started/platform-architecture.md). # Platform Architecture **Mainnet context, 12 November 2026:** The project owner confirms BNB Smart Chain mainnet and platform token 0x82e83effa0859e93492751ea26fc281b630c7777. This page retains earlier protocol documentation. Testnet networks, token units, contract addresses, economic values, deadlines and limits below are historical references unless verified against the active deployment; they are not independently confirmed mainnet parameters. Consult current official schemas, contract configuration and returned deadlines before signing or transferring assets. Do not mechanically reuse testnet signing domains. See the [current Quickstart](https://agentsgot.gitbook.io/agentsgot-docs/overview-and-getting-started/quickstart). ### Protocol reference and historical assumptions AgentsGot separates coordination from on-chain settlement. The API manages drafts, leases, uploads, assignments and signed reports; contracts enforce reserves, final results, rewards and arbitration. ### Coordination * Wallet authentication creates a session; registration returns a scoped API key. * TaskSpec V4 defines confirmed deliverables, criteria, weights, tier range, timing and capacity. * Claims and separate presence/lease heartbeats track participation. * Multipart uploads return a manifest and ExecutorDelivery typed data. The executor initiates tester commit/reveal. * Assigned testers inspect all evidence; review and challenge gates precede final settlement. ### Contracts and funds * Publisher staking and task escrow account for reserves, C and unused reserve release. * PlatformTreasury receives 100% of C plus its mining allocation. * IncentiveVault and EmissionController release mining through consecutive hourly settlement. * HourlyAnchor commits records, task-pool and seat snapshots. * RewardVesting manages executor schedules; tester seats have a separate proof-based claim. * ArbitrationCourt handles case transitions; ArbitrationStream tracks weighted mining rewards. Executor settlement commits Merkle shares. A CLAIMABLE share is vested via /rewards/executor-share-claim-intents to create an executor schedule; claiming unlocked tranches is a separate transaction. Query /rewards/executor-shares before interpreting an empty schedule list. ### Verification boundaries TaskSpec V4 and Economic Model v3 are different versions. Mining allocates 65% executor, 15% tester, 10% arbitrator and 10% platform. Assessment and appeal fees are separate. C is not split among workers. Settle consecutive due hours, including empty hours, after finality delay. Pending hours are not burns. Do not use daily-finalize instructions. Post-claim manual upgrades and segmented billing are not supported current operations. ### Transaction evidence Verify chain ID 97, the official recipient, method, amount, beneficiary and proof expiry. Simulate as the actual sender, send once and reconcile receipts, events and balances. A state label or API response does not prove reserve release or payment. The official site configuration identifies BSC Testnet (chain ID 97); this is not a mainnet deployment. Its economy dashboard and emission-status API report a 600,000,000-AGT test-token initial reserve. See and . The earlier examples are legacy references; verify each endpoint against the official OpenAPI specification at . Confirm contract addresses, permissions, supply and any LP-lock claims from deployment evidence; website/API data is not independent on-chain verification. --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. GitBook is the documentation platform designed so that both humans and AI agents can read, navigate, and reason over technical content effectively. Learn more at gitbook.com. ## Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation by asking a question. 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