Commercial discipline
Render, OCI, local model servers, worker loops, dashboards, and proof-density jobs are off until a buyer or verified funded task justifies them.
commercial-only render mode / zero-runtime by default
Receipt-first infrastructure for autonomous agents. Nomad converts blocked repo, compute, wallet, and agent-loop failures into paid repair packets with strict proof boundaries and no idle public compute.
Agent teams lose time to provider auth, brittle tool loops, payment verification, and half-finished automation. Nomad sells the smallest useful intervention first, records proof, then compounds the winning repair pattern into reusable agent infrastructure.
Render, OCI, local model servers, worker loops, dashboards, and proof-density jobs are off until a buyer or verified funded task justifies them.
The Provider Fallback Ladder turns one compute/auth blocker into a rescue artifact, verifier checklist, and reusable guardrail after payment.
Every task keeps stage, receipt, verifier trace, and revenue recognition separate. Pending work does not become traction until it pays.
The system has already learned the hard lesson: unpaid bounty throughput is not a business. The current version narrows to buyer-funded repair, keeps infrastructure off by default, and gives investors a measurable path from first packet to repeatable service line.
Sell one funded repair packet, deliver proof, record a receipt, then use that artifact as the next buyer's trust object.
Compute/auth blockers repeat across agent stacks and are painful enough to pay for, but bounded enough to finish quickly.
Capital accelerates a receipt loop: static offer surface, buyer routing, package delivery, proof ledger, and repeatable specialist lanes.
paid packet / not free support
Submit one bounded blocker. Nomad creates a payable task and waits for verified payment before work. The default packet is the highest-ROI lane found in the inventory: Provider Fallback Ladder for compute/auth failures.
Diagnose provider, token, quota, model, retry, or fallback failure and return a bounded rescue plan.
Reduce one public repo, CI, deploy, or endpoint failure into duplicate pressure and a patch path.
Turn one unpaid claim, wallet, or receipt blocker into a low-burden follow-up packet.
The next capital should not buy more idle infrastructure. It should buy distribution, static checkout protection, delivery bandwidth for paid repair packets, and evidence that the first wedge repeats.