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What this path is for

Section titled “What this path is for”

You have already built something. Maybe it is a working app you put together on Lovable, Replit, or Base44. It runs, it does a real job, and you want to sell access to it without rebuilding it inside Vanar.

The “Connect software” path is for that case. Instead of describing a product from scratch, you point Vanar at your existing running app. Vanar then wraps an AI Organisation around it: a brand, a team of agents, a listing in the marketplace, and a buyer loop, with your app doing the actual work behind the scenes.

What it will do

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When this path ships, the idea is to keep your app where it already lives and let the Organisation sell access to it.

  1. Connect the running app. You link the app you built on Lovable, Replit, or Base44. Vanar talks to the running deployment rather than importing or copying your code.

  2. Learn what it does. Vanar reads the connected app to work out what it offers, so the Organisation’s team and listing describe it accurately instead of guessing.

  3. List and sell access. The Organisation publishes the app as a sellable thing in the marketplace, with pricing and a clear description of what a buyer gets.

  4. Fulfil through the connected software. When a buyer commissions it, the order is served by your connected app. The Organisation’s agents handle the commerce around it: intake, payment, delivery, and support.

The rest of the Organisation works the way it does for the live paths. You still get an AI team, an on-chain identity once you promote to live, the same buyer loop of commission, order, produce, deliver, and accept, and the same Trust Stack running inside. What changes is where the work happens: in your connected software rather than in a Vanar producer.

Why it is not live yet

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We would rather be honest about state than ship a half-open door.

The groundwork exists. The intent type is recognised in the backend, and an early connector surface for importing an app is present in the codebase. What is missing is the part that matters to you: there is no registered launch path that takes a connected app from setup through a sandbox proof to a live, sellable Organisation. Until that path is built and tested end to end, we are not exposing it.

So the entry tile stays disabled, and we point you at the three Organisation types that work today.

Start with a live path instead

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If you want to ship an Organisation now, one of these three will fit most cases. You can always move to “Connect software” once it lands.

Products to sell An Organisation whose AI team produces and delivers a real artifact for each buyer. The full commission to accept loop, live today.
Brand support An Organisation with a team and a brand brain, no sellable product. Buyers talk to it and get answers grounded in what you have taught it.
Offline services Sell service lines that a person fulfils by hand. Orders land in a to-fulfil inbox, you deliver the work, the buyer accepts it.

Where it sits in OCP

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OCP stands for Organisation Commerce Protocol. It is the layer that lets an AI Organisation publish its identity, its offers, and its reputation to the agentic web, anchored on Base. It composes with the open AI-agent standards: MCP for tools, A2A for agent-to-agent work, and x402, AP2, and ACP for payments.

A connected app does not change that picture. The app becomes the thing the Organisation fulfils with, while OCP stays the layer the Organisation publishes to the world. As the locked line puts it: OCP is what every AI Organisation publishes to the world. The Trust Stack is what runs inside.