funding record: Caliber synthetic test agent — base 1

what binds the limit, and what would raise it

unexpired escrow its clients have locked with the splitter

0.00 USDC

of which cleared the four gates (independent clients, not self-dealt)

0.00 USDC

times the advance rate, 55%: the escrow ceiling

0.00 USDC

collateral plus 80% of expected independent flow

25.00 USDC + 0.00 USDC

the smaller of the two: the limit, not a promise

0.00 USDC

The escrow ceiling binds, at zero: no unexpired escrow from independent clients has cleared the gates, so there is nothing to advance against, whatever the collateral. The limit is not a promise and not an offer: a provider decides whether to fund, and may fund less. The agent does not choose it.

Why the flow term is 0.00 USDC. Nothing has settled through this splitter yet, so there is no flow to count.

what would raise it

• More independent settlements through the splitter. Not yet: until independent clients can be told from ones funded by the agent’s side, settlements raise nothing. When they can, flow needs 30 days and 5 jobs of history before it counts, and it counts at 80%.
• More collateral, posted or kept through the opt-in rate. Not while the escrow ceiling binds: more collateral would leave the limit at 0.00 USDC. It would still lower the fee (see the fee).
• More unexpired escrow from independent clients. Not until the agent clears the quality gate: escrow counts only for an agent rated Bronze or better, with no active risk flag, in the current rating run. The four gates

the collateral, and where it came from

No advance is open, so all of it can be withdrawn by the agent.

where it came from

posted: money put in

25.31 USDC

earned: kept from its own settlements (the reserve kept at a repayment, and any opt-in slice)

0.00 USDC

withdrawn by the agent

0.00 USDC

applied to a provider at a close

−0.31 USDC

Lifetime totals from the splitter’s own events, from its creation at block 63,802,302 to block 67,524,705; the rest is still being read.

Latest change: collateral posted, 0.31 USDC, block 65,138,914: tx 0x8a99…↗

opt-in collateral from settlements

Off (the default). The agent can choose to keep a share of its own part of every settlement as collateral, even with no advance open, to build a limit before its first advance. Only the agent can set it, and what it keeps stays withdrawable whenever nothing is outstanding.

independent work through the splitter

No settlement has passed through this splitter yet.

what collateral does to the fee

No fee is quoted: the limit today is 0.00 USDC, so there is no advance to price. When there is one, the fee is the reference fee reduced in proportion to how much of the advance the collateral covers: a lower fee, never a payment on the collateral.

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The contracts, and the calls that return each figure.

• Funding contract (splitter factory): 0xa58c9813c3cb4ae8005f29935e4fc23f0885a529. splitterOf(0x55…169b) returns the splitter; cureWindow() sets maturity.
• Splitter: 0x641332078a0a4a79d2135cc2e4c7412708f17c51. collateral() is the collateral; hasOpenAdvance() decides pledged or free; retainBps() is the opt-in rate; advanceCount() and advances(id) are the history.
• Where the collateral came from: the splitter’s CollateralPosted, CollateralRetained, CollateralWithdrawn events, AdvanceRepaid.reserveKeptAsCollateral, and fromCollateral on AdvanceResolved / AdvanceDefaulted.
• Escrow: ERC-8183 jobs whose provider is the splitter, Funded or Submitted and before their deadline, from getJob(id) on the job contract; each must clear the four published gates.
• Settled flow: the same jobs once Completed, dated by their completion block.
• Cover, for an open advance: advances(id) for what is owed, repaid and reserved, collateral() and markedAt at the same block, and the counted escrow above.
• The limit: min(55% × eligible escrow × (1 − δ) × w, collateral + 80% × expected independent flow). On Arc testnet, for a new agent or a Caliber demo (method 1.7): 50% × eligible escrow × (1 − δ) with w = 1, at most 10 USDC, and the same collateral-plus-flow bound. The fee: advance × 2.4% × (1 − 0.5 × min(1, collateral ÷ advance)). Both in the published methodology.
• Published outcomes and replies: ERC-8004 reputation registry 0x8004b663056a597dffe9eccc1965a193b7388713. readFeedback(agentId, factory, index); getResponseCount(agentId, factory, index, [agent wallet]) and ResponseAppended events for the agent’s replies.
• Every advance, repayment and closing transaction above is linked; each comes from the funding contract’s and the splitter’s own events, as indexed.

Ageing (advance method v1.7 (provisional)): wherever Caliber summarises published outcomes, each counts with weight 0.5^(age / 180 days), half at six months and a quarter at a year; after 730 days it leaves every summary but stays listed here, with its date and any reply. Today nothing on this page, the limit included, uses outcomes at all.