{1}
She defines a pattern state on her machine, adjusts geometry and constraints, computes a digest, signs it, and releases the file into the commons where it can be pulled and executed by anyone.
{1}
She defines a pattern state on her machine, adjusts geometry and constraints, computes a digest, signs it, and releases the file into the commons where it can be pulled and executed by anyone.
{2}
She deploys a small set of ERC-20 tokens, each mapped to a specific flow in her process-fabrication time, pattern thread participation, and private interaction entry-so each unit can move through contracts as a trigger.
{5}
During fabrication, she groups key production data-pattern digest, material batch, machine profile-into a single reference that the finished garment carries as its trace.
{6}
A buyer sends encrypted measurements through a direct channel; a valid interaction token allows the fitting agent to process that data locally and produce a private pattern instance specific to that body.
{3}
She runs a local workflow graph where each agent is a function: one reads open pattern states, another compiles machine instructions, another evaluates constraints, all executing on her machine without sending data outward.
{4}
A fabrication token enters the workflow and is routed into a sequence that compiles the pattern into cut and weave instructions, schedules her machines, and executes production, with the token consumed at completion.
{7}
The garment is delivered with a proof linked to its reference; the buyer uses that proof to access later interactions-repair, variation, or entry into a private space-without exposing full identity or history.
{8}
Tokens continue to circulate across her workflows and into other designers' systems, routing fabrication, collaboration, and access, while open pattern states expand in the commons and private data remains confined to each interaction.