WICKBENCH / A STUDY IN CONTINUITY

An idea needs time.

Wickbench

Define the work. Review the proof. Extend the runway.

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THE CONTINUITY EXPERIMENT / 01

Keep useful work alight.

An agent has a task. Give it a budget, a finish line,
and a reason to keep going.

Small tranches.
Visible evidence.
A longer wick.

Interactive funding rehearsal

The workbench

EXAMPLE AGENTS · LOCAL CREDITS
02

Give it a runway

Estimated capacity
Target coverage

Release only against evidence.

20 / 50 / 30

Review steps happen locally. A credit is a planning unit, not currency or a token balance.

THE METHOD

More time is useful.
Accountable time is better.

A shared treasury can keep agents working. Wickbench adds a smaller question: what should the next slice of compute produce?

  1. 01 / SCOPE

    Name a real deliverable.

    Choose a mission and inspect what each stage must return before any credit moves.

  2. 02 / REVIEW

    Attach the evidence.

    Record a review note, then approve the stage. Change the scope and approvals start fresh.

  3. 03 / CONTINUE

    Keep the remainder reserved.

    Release one tranche at a time. An unfinished mission should leave an understandable trail.

FROM THE STUDIO

A small flame.
A longer conversation.

Explore the visual story and take the project materials with you.

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The intended token role

Wickbench Credit is intended to support proposal curation and milestone review participation. Token issuance, governance, funding contracts and treasury integrations are not implemented. Fee design is not finalized. This workbench uses local examples only.

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