The operating interface

Product Modules

Map Garage, Dyno, Production, Overdrive, Reserve, Foundry, and Activity to the protocol mechanism.

One product / seven operating stations

Module map

The interface turns each protocol responsibility into a dedicated workshop module.

FIG / 06THE PRODUCT AS ONE OPERATING SYSTEM

02GARAGEMACHINE OWNERSHIP 03DYNOWEIGHT / $WORKS 04PRODUCTION8H EPOCH 05OVERDRIVEMACHINE INPUT 06RESERVESTOCK POT / WORKS POT 07FOUNDRYDISTRIBUTIONS 08ACTIVITYPROTOCOL EVENTS

Each module exposes one part of the same Machine-to-distribution mechanism.

Garage / Dyno / Overdrive

Machine operations

Garage answers what a wallet owns. Dyno answers how those Machines participate. Overdrive is the focused Machine-input surface. Together they describe the owner-to-weight side of Engine Works.

Production / Reserve / Foundry

Production and capital

Production shows the epoch clock and causal stages. Reserve follows protocol fees into the Stock Pot and mint proceeds into the Works Pot. Foundry follows both into weight-based Machine allocations.

Activity closes the loop

Protocol evidence

Activity is the event ledger across the system. It is where Machine actions, $WORKS burns, epoch transitions, purchases, distributions, and settlements can be inspected as verified events.

GarageMachine ownership, collection inspection, activation state, weight, and Machine-level assets.DynoMachine weight, total active weight, network share, and $WORKS-powered weight actions.ProductionThe eight-hour epoch from fee and mint intake through purchase, burn, settlement, and distribution.OverdriveThe Machine input surface for inspecting how additional $WORKS would affect a selected Machine.ReserveStock Pot value, protocol fees, purchases, reserve composition, and the Works Pot balance awaiting its epoch split.FoundryEpoch output, Machine shares, allocations, and completed distributions in both tokenized stocks and $WORKS.ActivityMachine, mint, burn, activation, epoch, purchase, distribution, and settlement events.