Template Lifecycle

This page explains how a developer template moves from submission to becoming a public platform template.

1. Development

The developer implements a deployer and token core path that satisfy platform requirements.

2. Submission

The template is submitted through the developer submission flow and enters the review queue.

3. Review

The admin side reviews:

  • the mechanism

  • interface completeness

  • parameter structure

  • obvious permission and lifecycle risks

4. Registration

Approved templates are registered through FactoryAdmin, which stores the template in the on-chain registry with policy metadata.

5. Public listing

Once registered, the frontend reads the template from the on-chain template set and exposes it to project owners.

6. Live use

Project owners can now select the template, provide its parameter set, and launch through the platform.

7. Ongoing governance

The platform can still manage whether the template remains enabled, which prevents the public template set from becoming unmanaged over time.

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