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Member Clubs Deserve Infrastructure, Not Another Chatroom.

Kapnet helps private groups run access, roles, perks, moderation, credentials, workflows, and shared service capacity as structured state instead of scattered admin labor.

// LLobby · private-member-room
#bitcoin-basics open
12 online
alex has the study-guide perk 2m ago
maria promoted to moderator 7m ago
tai flagged a message · in queue 14m ago
#infra-coordination member
5 online
raj unlocked builder tier 1h ago

Shared Operational Infrastructure for Private Groups.

Kapnet is not a decentralized compute marketplace. It is a member-governed operational substrate where groups pool software, workflows, hardware, rooms, agents, credentials, perks, and service capacity under structured trust-state.

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Private by Default

Every room is gated. Membership state, roles, permissions, and sanctions live in an auditable substrate — not scattered across chat logs and spreadsheet tabs.

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Platform-Agnostic State

Discord is the interface. Kapnet is the source of truth. Membership, permissions, and reputation survive platform changes because they live outside any one app.

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Operational, Not Social

Coordination disappears into chat history in a normal group. Kapnet turns roles into capabilities, perks into claimable objects, and moderation into a structured queue with audit trails.

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Bridgeable to Any Chat App

Your members use whatever they prefer — Telegram, Discord, Matrix, Nostr, or the native LLobby interface. The state stays in Kapnet; the chat app is just the window.

Private Groupchat-as-a-Service.

The chat app is only the interface. Kapnet holds the membership state — gated rooms, role sync, perk claims, moderation queues, reputation, and auditable records that survive any platform change.

Gated Private Rooms

Access is automated by membership tier, invitation, or claim. No invite links floating around, no manual vetting.

Paid Member Access

Charge for room entry, tier upgrades, or perks. Stripe and Lightning payments built in. Access grants are cryptographic tokens, not database flags.

Role & Permission Sync

Assign roles in Kapnet; they propagate to every bridged platform automatically. Revoke a member once; they lose access everywhere.

Perk Claims

Members unlock perks at tier thresholds — study guides, templates, service credits, consulting hours. Perks are claimable objects with expiration and audit.

Moderation Queue

Flagged messages enter a structured queue. Moderators act with context: previous flags, member history, sanction log. No autonomous bans in v0.

Agent-Assisted Summaries

Room activity is summarized by agents you configure. Catch up after absence, get daily digests, or archive community knowledge.

Audit Trail & Exportable State

Every role change, sanction, perk claim, and room creation is time-stamped and signed. Export your community's full state at any time — no vendor lock-in.

Future Bridges: Discord, Telegram, Matrix, Nostr

Your members use their existing platform. Kapnet connects underneath. Bridge development is roadmap-prioritized by member votes.

// LLobby room config (state) v0.3.1
# This is the source of truth. # The chat app is just a window into it. room: "#bitcoin-basics" gates: - tier: "explorer" method: "invite" - tier: "builder" method: "auto" roles: moderator: permissions: ["sanction", "assign_role", "manage_queue"] requires: "operator" member: permissions: ["send", "flag", "claim_perk"] perks: study-guide: claim_limit: "1 per member" expires: "unlimited" consulting-hour: claim_limit: "2 per quarter" moderation: appeals: "manual" autonomous_bans: false human_required: ["ban", "role_revocation"] bridges: discord: "pending" nostr: "live"

Platforms Change. Membership Shouldn't.

Discord is the interface. Kapnet is the source of truth. Membership, permissions, perks, sanctions, and reputation should survive platform changes — because they live outside any single app.

Discord / Telegram / Matrix (the interface)

  • Roles are a flat list with no hierarchy beyond color
  • Perks are pinned messages and manual DMs
  • Moderation is a single admin deleting messages
  • Invite links expire or leak — no structured gating
  • No audit trail for role changes or sanctions
  • Switching platforms means rebuilding everything

Kapnet (the source of truth)

  • Roles are capabilities — each with explicit permission grants
  • Perks are claimable objects with limits, expiration, and audit
  • Moderation is a structured queue with context and appeals
  • Gates are automated by tier, token, or payment
  • Every action is timestamped and signed
  • Bridges mean your state works on any platform

Members Contribute. The Pool Grows.

Compute pooling is one capacity class, not the entire model. Members may eventually contribute hardware, workflows, hosted services, templates, moderation labor, training material, credentials, publishing surfaces, and local service capacity to a shared pool governed by the membership.

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Hardware

Apple Silicon, GPUs, VPS nodes — idle capacity becomes pool capacity

Workflows

Tested agent scripts, automation recipes, deployment pipelines

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Hosted Services

Shared endpoints, relay nodes, bridge infrastructure

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Templates

Room configs, permission sets, moderation policies, onboarding flows

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Moderation Labor

Shared moderation duty, queue coverage, escalation paths

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Training Material

Curriculum, study guides, recorded sessions, reference libraries

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Credentials

Shared API keys, service access, vendor discounts negotiated as a group

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Publishing Surfaces

Newsletters, dashboards, status pages, public-facing coordination hubs

Move Up as You Contribute.

Not everyone starts at the top. Each tier unlocks more pool capacity, governance weight, and trust scope. Movement is by contribution and reputation, not payment alone.

Tier I

Explorer

Observe, learn, and begin participating.

  • Join open rooms
  • Attend member sessions
  • Claim basic perks
  • Read the audit log
Tier II

Builder

Run a project room and deploy workflows.

  • Create and moderate rooms
  • Deploy agent workflows
  • Access shared templates
  • Request build reviews
Tier III

Operator

Contribute services, hardware, or capacity to the pool.

  • Serve infrastructure to the pool
  • Contribute curriculum or moderation
  • Vote on service additions
  • Share in pooled earnings
Tier IV

Steward

Govern infrastructure priorities and approve policy.

  • Set pool allocation priorities
  • Approve new membership tiers
  • Route external demand
  • Highest-trust operating loops

Ready-Made Configurations for Common Needs.

Each package is a pre-configured room stack with gates, roles, perks, and moderation tuned for its purpose. Deploy in minutes.

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Private Member Room

Gated room with tiered access, role sync, perk claims, moderation queue, and agent summaries. The core building block.

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Cohort Engine

Time-boxed learning cohorts with progress gates, facilitator roles, assignment tracking, and graduation perks.

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Creator Club

Private group for creators with content gates, early-access perks, collaboration rooms, and audience bridges.

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Founder Room

Peer group for founders with intro-verified access, investor-ready templates, shared service credits, and accountability workflows.

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Professional Association

Member directory, CPD tracking, event coordination, committee rooms, and credential-verified gates.

BitcoinCreds Learning Circle

Study groups with curriculum tracks, quiz gates, mentor roles, Nostr-published credentials, and on-chain attestation.

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Puerto Crypto Local Helpdesk

Local-first community helpdesk with topic routing, verified-resident gates, bilingual moderation, and service-provider directory.

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Full KOR-Integrated Community OS

Complete community operating system with KOR governance, TXXM-shaped events, role/capability gates, perk objects, moderation transitions, and bridge adapters. For groups ready to run their coordination on structured state.

Clear Terms. No Surprises.

Kapnet is infrastructure, not a financial product. There is no token, no passive income claim, and no platform lock-in. Every commitment is stated plainly.

Not a token sale. Not a cryptocurrency. Membership is a service subscription.

Not investment advice. No projected returns. Contributions are voluntary.

Not passive income. Pool earnings are shared among active operators per settled rules.

No platform lock-in. Export your full community state at any time.

No autonomous bans in v0. All serious sanctions require human approval.

Human approval required for bans and role revocations. Appeals are manual.

Exportable records. Every action is timestamped and available for download.

Client-defined policies. You set your own gates, roles, and moderation rules.

Privacy-minimized identity. Join with the minimum identity required for your tier.

No data mining. Your community's conversations and membership data belong to your community.

Portable Across Platforms.

KOR state, TXXM-shaped events, role/capability gates, perk objects, moderation transitions, and bridge adapters make the system portable across chat platforms. Membership state is not locked to any one interface — it lives in a structured, auditable substrate that survives platform changes, bans, and migrations.

Kapnet makes membership operational: rooms become governed spaces, perks become claimable objects, roles become capabilities, and coordination stops disappearing into chat history.