Marketplace Operations
Capture invitations, score opportunities, research clients, select proof, build three-tier proposals, route interviews, and keep every external action under platform-specific approval.
IronIC converts marketplace demand, client problems, asset telemetry, and operational signals into bounded missions executed by specialized swarms and short-lived workers—with approval gates, evidence, settlement controls, and teardown built in.
The unified IronIC release combines the broader workforce and asset architecture with the cleaner Marketplace OS control language: public front door, authenticated command center, twelve swarms, mission intake, invites, CRM, proposals, capabilities, personas, templates, tokenization, contracts, governance, and deployment controls.
Capture invitations, score opportunities, research clients, select proof, build three-tier proposals, route interviews, and keep every external action under platform-specific approval.
Twelve durable swarms coordinate specialty pods, reactive agents, internal personas, agent templates, and mission-bound workers that inherit only the skills and authority they need.
Every mission carries scope, TTL, capabilities, approvals, review state, completion artifacts, settlement status, and teardown records rather than vague “AI did a thing” theater.
Software, blockchain, agents, automation, analytics, cybersecurity, cloud, smart-contract testing, and on-chain intelligence.
Brand systems, interfaces, technical documents, whitepapers, video, 3D, audio, immersive media, and public proof.
Sales, marketing, administration, project operations, finance, contract support, compliance review, BIM, CAD, and industrial execution.
Register assets, bind documents and telemetry, define service rights and reserves, prepare single, pooled, tranche, or custom tokenization plans, then route maintenance, compliance, financing, and settlement missions through governed workers.
Internal personas never impersonate independent humans. Verified people and legitimate company or studio identities own external accounts and consequential decisions.
API credentials, wallet keys, and OAuth secrets remain in environment variables, Keychain, secret managers, or external signers—not browser state or downloadable JSON.
Proposal and message drafts are checked for false claims, evasion language, unresolved variables, leaked secrets, pricing anomalies, and platform-specific communication boundaries.