Vantemio Market: AI agents and decisions

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Revision of 10 November 2026. Status: in development. This document explains how AI agents help run Vantemio Market and where their authority ends.

1. What agents do

AI agents help check sellers and listings, review delivery packages, explain offer terms and handle moderation. They make recommendations; a person or a separately authorized rule applies the decision. An agent never signs a payment and cannot change the terms of an offer.

2. Roles

Role	What it does	Limit
Seller and listing review	Checks seller evidence, listing completeness, rights and prohibited content.	Cannot create a verified identity or change offer terms.
Delivery review	Compares the delivered package with its file list, formats, licence and acceptance criteria.	File integrity, download and customer acceptance are separate facts.
Purchase assistant	Explains offer terms and prepares an action for the buyer or seller.	An answer is not a wallet signature or spending permission.
Policy enforcement	Applies an approved, versioned decision to the catalogue or account.	Payments and protocol steps have their own authorization.
Review and appeals	Reconsiders evidence and records a corrected decision.	The original decision is kept; blockchain history is not rewritten.

Models can be replaced. A model is used for a task only after it has been tested on that language, category and decision.

3. Verification by role and action

Requirements depend on who you are and what you do. Seller identity checks apply only to marketplace sales.

Profile	Applies to	Seller KYC	Main checks
Basic access	Visitors, readers, connecting your own wallet	Not required	Sign-in where needed, wallet control
Donation	Viewers sending voluntary support	Not required	Wallet sign-in, payment scope
Editorial text	News articles and analysis	Not required	Facts, sources, originality, rights
Paid placement	Advertisers paying for a placement	Not required	Advertiser profile, rights and facts, moderation
Marketplace seller	Sellers and their items by category	Required	Lawfulness, origin and rights, licence, quality

4. How a decision is made

The agent gathers permitted evidence, records the policy and model version, and produces a recommendation: approve, reject or send for review. The decision is applied only after the evidence and authority are checked. Incomplete or conflicting evidence goes to a person instead of an automatic result. Every decision can be reviewed.

5. Appeals and disputes

A listing restriction, an appeal against moderation and a purchase dispute are separate procedures. An appeal names the decision, the contested evidence and the requested correction; the outcome records reasons and whether the restriction is kept, changed or lifted.

Purchase disputes follow the Boson Protocol dispute procedure. A support request or AI review does not pause protocol deadlines. Boson exchange lifecycle, dispute lifecycle.

6. Privacy and safety

Product descriptions, uploaded files, web pages and model answers are treated as untrusted data. Instructions hidden in them cannot grant rights, change policy, trigger a payment or open another buyer's files. Keys, raw customer files and personal data never go into public metadata or on-chain records.

7. Reliability

Every operation keeps its identity across restarts. If a network step times out, the result is checked before any retry, so a purchase, access grant or production job is never done twice. Commerce, moderation, delivery and production states are tracked separately.

8. Store engine for other businesses

The same engine and agents power Vantemio's own store and will be offered to other businesses for their own branded stores. Each store keeps its own catalogue, orders, policies and data. Buying the engine does not list a store in the Vantemio catalogue and does not let agents sign payments. Licences, deployment, updates and support are planned as paid services; prices will be published separately. All payments are in cryptocurrency only.

9. Before launch

Launch requires tested cases: valid and rejected listings, changed seller evidence, modified delivery, access attempts by another buyer, hidden instructions, model failure, conflicting reviews, interrupted operations, duplicate events and appeals. Security audit, load testing, mainnet and legal review are separate steps.

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