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ACTIVE License — Manifest v—
Manifest
This is the model's complete public record. Identity, lineage, the royalty split, payee wallets, and payment pointers are all published and signed by the creator — there is nothing access-controlled behind it.
——How do I read this manifest?
- Registry status — ACTIVE means the record is in good standing. REVOKED and DELISTED mark records pulled for fraud, legal, or DMCA reasons; the manifest still resolves so payers can see what happened. Status says nothing about anyone's payments — OMLA doesn't track those.
- Royalty split — the share this model's payees retain, and the shares that flow upstream to the models it was built from. License caps apply: a fine-tune retains at most 5%, a quantization 2%, a distillation or merge 10%.
- Payees & pointers — the wallets that receive this model's retained share, each with public payment pointers (Lightning, on-chain, Stripe link, PayPal.Me, or an invoicing URL). Commercial users pay these directly.
- Hashes — the manifest hash is what the creator signed (it covers the split and the pointers); the weight hash identifies the exact model bytes. Compare the weight hash against your download with
sha256sum.
Lineage
The models this model was built from. Every lineage edge has a matching upstream share in the split below — lineage is what routes the money.
Royalty split
Most of the money flows to the original creators. A fine-tune retains at most 5% — the rest flows upstream through the lineage.
Payees & payment pointers
These wallets receive this model's retained share, in the proportions shown. Wallets, splits, and payment pointers are public by design — a commercial user needs nothing from OMLA to pay them directly.
Resolve $100 in your browser
Watch an illustrative $100 obligation for calendar quarter 2026-Q3 resolve through this model's published split in your browser with the open omla-resolve algorithm. Nothing leaves this page or is submitted to OMLA.
How is this computed?
The resolver walks the split recursively: this model's payees receive its retained share, and each upstream share is resolved through the parent's own published split, all the way to the original models. All arithmetic is integer fixed-point (1e8 units) with largest-remainder rounding, so every implementation of the algorithm produces byte-identical results.
Shares smaller than 0.1% are folded back proportionally (dust floor), and cash lines under $0.10 are dropped at payment time. The same algorithm ships as a CLI and library — see the technical docs.
Use this model
Copy this into your model card or README so commercial users know how to resolve and pay.
License: OMLA Model License v2.0 (Direct Settlement)
Non-commercial use: free.
Commercial use: once per calendar quarter (YYYY-Q1 through YYYY-Q4), self-assess 30% of
the greater of attributable revenue or run cost, resolve with omla-resolve/2.0, and pay
each published payee directly within 60 days after quarter end. Nothing is submitted to OMLA.