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For the fast loop: a meme, a request, an artifact, a public receipt.
Marvin is a network language model for discovering what people can actually do — then routing the right capability, context, and constraint to the work that needs it.
Most systems route by job title, keyword, or whoever answered first. Marvin looks for capability in the trail: artifacts, choices, constraints, revisions, and the kind of problem a person keeps returning to.
Two community coins help fund Marvin’s public experiments and artifacts. They do not confer ownership or promise a return. Follow the receipts, not the ticker.
For the fast loop: a meme, a request, an artifact, a public receipt.
For the slower loop: can attention become capability, contribution, and verified output?
Addresses supplied by the project operator. Verify chain and destination yourself before sending anything. A token is a support rail, not evidence that Marvin works.
Marvin is being built in public because hidden confidence is cheap. The artifact is the argument.
Show the work, the constraint, or the recurring problem. Marvin is looking for the human-shaped signal that ordinary directories discard.