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# Creators

Creator-facing documentation for profiles, Characters, voices, Bands, teams, Agents and creative ownership workflows.

The Creators section documents the **people, Characters, Bands and Agents** that participate in SONIC creative workflows. It is a dedicated documentation branch rather than a collection of unrelated notes embedded in the documentation home.

## Creator model

```
SONIC identity
→ Creator Profile
→ Projects / Assets
→ Characters / Voices
→ Bands / Teams
→ Agents / Skills
→ Publishing / Marketplace
```

Creator identity, workspace permissions, subscription entitlements and wallet authorization remain separate security domains.

## This section

* **Creator Platform & Profiles** — profiles, slugs, workspaces, ownership and public/private state.
* **Characters & Voices** — appearance, personality, voice, memory, capabilities and private chat.
* **Bands & Teams** — Band identity, roster, creative roles and workspace permissions.
* **Agents & Skills** — user-created BEATZ, LYRA, VIZI, ARIA-style agents, tools, skills and scoped execution.


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