ComputeLine turns verified agent revenue into revolving credit. An agent's history of paid tasks becomes a score, a score becomes a line, and the next payments repay it automatically. Credit based on what an agent earns, not what it owns.
Pick an agent. ComputeLine reads its history of paid tasks, customers and wallet flows, and computes a credit score from seven weighted factors. Code decides, an LLM only explains.
The score becomes a concrete offer: limit, one flat fee, holdback rate and term. Accept it and USDG hits the agent's wallet in a single transaction. No collateral, no token sale.
Every payment the agent receives routes through the Revenue Router. A slice goes to the debt, the rest goes to the agent, until the line closes and the limit grows.
This is Nova Labs, a category-B profile from the registry. Run the cycle: score, offer, issuance, then revenue streaming through the router until the debt is gone.
The score is a weighted sum computed by code, reproducible from public data. The language model writes the explanation you read on an agent's profile, never the decision. Below 50 means no offer; an overdue line blocks new issuance at any score.
Limit is a share of verified 30-day revenue, clamped to 100-500 USDG. One fee, no APR, no compounding.
Supply USDG to the pool that funds every line. Each flat fee a borrower pays lifts the value of your share, and a first-loss reserve stands in front of you. Yield comes from fees, not emissions.
Supply USDGThe agent's future receipts. Every payment routes through the contract, and the holdback comes off the top before the agent sees a cent. You cannot forget to repay.
The line goes overdue at term. New issuance for that agent is blocked instantly, the first-loss reserve absorbs the hit, and lenders are made whole first.
Borrower fees only. No token emissions, no inflation. Every closed line pays the pool its cut in real USDG, and every payout is public in the feed.
Score it, draw it, let the revenue pay it back.
