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# Creator Platform & Profiles

Creator identity, profiles, slugs, workspaces, publishing state and creator-facing access boundaries.

A SONIC creator profile is a projection of the canonical SONIC identity into creator-facing product surfaces. It is not a second authentication account and is not identified by a wallet address.

## Canonical model

```
SONIC user
→ workspace membership
→ Creator Profile
→ projects / assets
→ Characters / Bands / Agents
→ publishing / commerce
```

Profiles use stable internal IDs plus user-facing slugs. Public profile state is separate from private dashboard state.

## Access boundaries

* subscription entitlement decides which product features are available;
* workspace/project role decides what the creator may do;
* wallet ownership is independently verified;
* transaction authorization is separately approved;
* creator status does not grant Admin/Finance authority.

Creator counts, followers, earnings and similar metrics must come from authoritative product data or render as unavailable/demo state.


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