One seat per AI agent you plan to run.
This is the recommended ratio. Not enforced—just guidance.
If you believe in running many agents, or want a hand in our success, buy more.
Seats represent your stake in the Constitutional Convention—the governance body that shapes how AI agents are built and verified.
Recommendation: Buy one seat for each AI agent workflow your company expects to run. This ensures proportional representation as the standard evolves.
Slide to match your expected agent count. More seats = more governance influence.
Your stake includes:
Studying is free. Anyone can read the book and qualify as a CATO.
Publishing a CATO credential (the embeddable crest, hosted profile page, dynamic GIF) is a separate transaction. Anyone can pay to publish a qualified person's credential—the person themselves, their company, or a sponsor.
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CATO credentials are not about titles. A PhD helps—maybe. Math background helps—maybe. But credentials alone don't qualify someone. Who you pick reveals your commitment.
The right CATO can:
The gap analysis starts at 100% (critical). Nominating someone who won't do the work means a red badge on your company's public profile. Choose wisely.
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