When do I want to use the Decentralised Creative Network?

You use DCN when you want behaviours to outlive apps, teams, and servers. When you care that an operation keeps working tomorrow, under explicit conditions, with no third party deciding whether it still runs.

  1. Persistence matters

    You want the operation to remain available as a stable reference (an address), not a link to a repo or a server that can disappear.

  2. Autonomy matters

    You want execution to depend on the operation's own logic and conditions, not on platform admins, service uptime, or API policy changes.

  3. Conditioning matters

    You need behaviours that trigger or constrain actions based on time, state, permissions, thresholds, identity, payments, governance signals, or external event feeds.

  4. Composability matters

    You expect many small mechanisms to be chained through dependencies, forks, and reuse into larger constellations.

  5. Multi-author contribution matters (humans + agents)

    You want many contributors to add interoperable modules, and agents to assemble them through an API.