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# 💡 8.3 Developer Incentives and Governance

To attract developers, <mark style="color:$primary;">**EOSI Finance**</mark> offers:

* **Revenue Sharing:** agents earn a portion of subscription or performance fees. The platform retains a share for maintenance and buybacks.
* **Token Rewards:** developers who publish top‑performing agents may receive <mark style="color:$success;">**EOSIF**</mark> grants or exclusive NFTs. Incentive programmes could mirror hackathons or bug bounties.
* **Open Source Tools:** SDKs, API documentation and code samples help developers build agents quickly. Templates for risk management and multi‑chain interactions are provided.
* **Governance Participation:** developers can propose improvements to the marketplace, such as new scoring metrics or additional features. Proposals are voted on by the community.
* **Licensing Models:** developers may license their agents under various terms (e.g., open source with fees, proprietary with subscription). Agents could be packaged as tokenised intellectual property (IP) rights, enabling resale or fractional ownership.


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