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Publisher Lifecycle

1. Register the listing

Create the listing with:
  • slug
  • endpoint URL
  • price
  • description
  • owner wallet
  • public listing metadata

2. Initial validation

The gateway performs a public-facing health check against the configured HTTPS endpoint.

3. Active or inactive state

The listing is then stored in a usable state for the catalog:
  • active: ready to be surfaced and used
  • inactive: not ready for normal public use

4. Attach endpoint docs

Add request and response hints to improve:
  • public detail pages
  • agent understanding
  • marketplace quality

5. Update pricing and metadata

After publishing, update:
  • price
  • description
  • endpoint URL
  • activation state
  • listing metadata

6. Deactivate when needed

If the listing should no longer be live, deactivate it instead of relying on stale public routes.

Good operator habit

Treat the listing lifecycle as continuous maintenance:
  • keep endpoint docs current
  • keep listing metadata agent-usable
  • deactivate broken routes instead of leaving them publicly discoverable