Flusor Modules
Every idea in Flusor becomes a Module. Modules are the atomic units of logic that make up the entire network — self-contained, composable, and verifiable building blocks designed to move.
They are to Flusor what smart contracts are to Ethereum — but lighter, more flexible, and natively connected to flow and reactivity.
What a Module Is
A Module is a structured package of logic that contains:
Source code: the functional logic or contract snippet.
Metadata: authorship, versioning, dependencies, verification state.
Triggers: the reactive conditions that determine when it executes.
Flow Links: connections to other modules or network signals.
Modules can represent anything from a small utility function to a full-scale protocol primitive. Each one carries its own lifecycle — creation, verification, activation, evolution — all recorded inside the Source.
Modules are not just code. They are on-chain entities with behavior, identity, and motion.
Reactive by Design
Unlike static contracts, modules are reactive. They can subscribe to signals from the Flow Layer — market changes, oracle data, governance events, or on-chain conditions. When triggered, they execute or update other modules accordingly.
This architecture allows builders to create adaptive systems — protocols that evolve automatically without redeployment.
Modules talk to each other. They learn from interaction. And together, they form an ecosystem that grows smarter with every use.
Versioning and Lineage
Every module in the Source is versioned and traceable. Builders can fork or extend existing modules, and the protocol automatically links them through lineage metadata.
When a derivative module is deployed, part of its flow rewards the original authors — creating economic inheritance built into the system. Innovation compounds transparently, without bureaucracy or negotiation.
Composability
Modules are natively composable. They can be combined into larger frameworks, or serve as dependencies for other builds. Since verification and lineage data are baked in, composition happens safely and predictably.
This makes Flusor a programmable economy of logic — a network where creation, reuse, and reaction all share the same language.
In Flusor, every module is both a creation and a connection.
Why It Matters
The modular architecture turns the entire network into a living library of verified, reusable intelligence. Builders no longer start from scratch. They build on motion — logic that has already proven itself.
Each module carries the fingerprints of its creators, the trust of its verifiers, and the incentives of its users. Together, they make the Source not just a database — but a continuously evolving organism of code.
Modules are how Flusor learns. They are how Web3 starts to move.
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