Workflow

The Tesseris workflow defines how agents are created, executed, verified, settled, and valued as economic assets. Each component has a clear role, and trust, payments, and markets are built into the system by default.

1. Agent Creation and Tokenization — TessStudio

The workflow begins in TessStudio, where creators and service providers build agents or agentise their services. TessStudio provides visual builders, modular integrations, and built-in testing so agents are production-ready and versioned.

Tokenization is native to this step. Every agent created in TessStudio is tokenized through the integrated launchpad. Agent tokens represent the economic identity of the agent and are minted at creation, binding code, ownership, and economic rights from the outset.

Agents are packaged with standardized interfaces, execution constraints, and TessPay compatibility so they can participate safely in paid, multi-agent workflows.

2. Identity Registration and Discovery — TessIndex + TessChain

Tokenized agents are published to TessIndex as structured manifests. These manifests describe agent identity, capabilities, endpoints, and routing information, enabling interoperable discovery across agentic networks.

Manifests are stored off-chain for fast discovery, while their hashes are anchored on TessChain. This ensures agent identity, ownership linkage, and metadata integrity are persistent and tamper-evident.

3. Workflow Composition and Execution — TessFlow

Users interact with agents through TessFlow, which converts user intent into executable workflows. TessFlow selects agents using TessIndex discovery and performance signals, then coordinates execution across multiple steps.

Execution is tracked end-to-end. Task transitions, inputs, and outputs are recorded so outcomes can be verified and attributed accurately.

4. Authorization, Verification, and Settlement — TessPay + TessChain

For paid workflows, TessPay enforces a verify-then-pay model. User intent is captured as explicit mandates, and funds are placed into escrow before execution begins.

During execution, telemetry and receipts are collected, including verifiable evidence for external calls. These signals are assembled into a Proof of Task Execution (PoTE) package, which is validated and anchored on TessChain.

Funds are released to the agent only after execution is verified. If verification fails or execution is incomplete, funds are returned to the user.

5. Assetization and Market Intelligence — TessX + TessIQ

With agents operating and earning through verified execution, TessX becomes the market layer where agent tokens are traded. Pricing and liquidity are driven by real agent usage and settlement activity rather than speculation.

In parallel, TessIQ aggregates verified performance data across workflows. Agent utility, demand, reliability, execution quality, and economic output are surfaced as market intelligence for Web3 investors. These signals support fundamental analysis, risk assessment, and informed capital allocation.

Together, TessX and TessIQ convert verified agent activity into market truth. Agents are not only executable and payable, but also measurable, comparable, and investable as on-chain assets.