General FAQ
High-level questions about Matrix — what it is, the two rails, how it relates to Paxeer, and why it uses typed intents.
Matrix is the cognition and UX layer on top of Paxeer Network. It turns natural-language requests into a typed, inspectable, correctable Intent IR that an agent can execute — avoiding prompt fragility, intent loss, missing shared ontology, and unstructured correction.
Neo is the default conversational rail for reversible work. The MCL pipeline is the rigorous rail that compiles prose into a typed plan and walks it deterministically — used for monetary or irreversible work. Both share one memory + execution substrate.
A typed Frame (closed verbs, typed objects, constraints, success criteria) survives multi-step execution and can be corrected structurally. Plain prompts drift; a typed intent is content-addressed, signable, and replayable.
Paxeer Network (Chain ID 125) is the underlying chain and economy. Matrix is the agent layer above it: it meters usage in PAX, settles agent balances via LayerX, and reaches the chain through the paxeer-net MCP server.
It's source-available under the Matrix-Protocol License: read, use, deploy, and integrate freely; redistribute modifications under the same license. A commercial license applies past defined revenue/liquidity thresholds.