Orchor

songnestle/orchor

Orchor is a capital market for AI capability: agent skills packaged as collectible, executable, tradable skill cards, registered, priced, and settled on Injective. The problem: both sides of AI-skill supply are stuck — creators polish genuinely useful prompts and agent workflows but have no per-use monetization channel, while users know AI is powerful but not which to use, so they reinvent wheels. Deeper: AI capability has real value but no market, hence no price — nobody can say what a top contract-audit agent is worth because nowhere on earth trades one. The mechanism: a creator calls registerSkill once, then automatically receives 70% of every unlock or subscription; users top up Energy with INJ, unlock or subscribe, and every invocation leaves an on-chain SkillInvoked event with an input hash. Rarity tiers plus contract-level limited minting (Mythic cards capped at 50/100) make scarce skills genuinely scarce on-chain — the precondition for price discovery. Verifiable today: OrchorCore.sol is deployed on Injective Testnet (chainId 1439, native EVM), source-verified on Blockscout; nextSkillId = 20 with 20 skill cards registered (8 imported from open-source skill/prompt ecosystems); the full flow — top-up, unlock/subscribe, real LLM inference, automatic on-chain revenue split — runs publicly. Why Injective: the endgame is a market — today its native EVM and sub-second, sub-cent finality make putting every AI call on-chain economically viable; next, limited skill cards list on Injective's native CLOB, giving AI capability a real order book and price discovery for the first time. Injective financialized assets; Orchor financializes intelligence.