Everything you've acquired, in one operational inventory.
My Network is the buyer-side inventory layer that starts where the marketplace transaction ends: every Node you own or have licensed access to, in one place, distinguished from Nodes you merely reference externally. It's the base layer Connections, Stacks and Workflows all build on.
Owned, Licensed, External
My Network — illustrative example
Not live account dataorigin: marketplace · accessModel: ownership_transfer
Rights by group
Where a purchase actually ends up
Payment secured is not the same moment as owned. After a deal completes escrow, the seller submits transfer, and you get a review window to confirm delivery before anything is marked complete — only then does the Node materialize in your Network, either as Owned (full title, ownership_transfer access model) or Licensed (an entitlement with a term, not title). An External reference is different again: a Node you use but never bought on TrafficNodes, added for visibility only — no escrow history, no transfer record behind it.
Three entry paths, one inventory
A Node reaches your Network by Buying (a completed marketplace transaction), Licensing (an entitlement purchase — subscription or perpetual), or Adding an External reference. All three land in the same place and are drawn from by Connections, Stacks and Workflows identically — the distinction that matters is rights (what you're allowed to do with it), not where it's rendered.
The base layer everything else reads from
Connections are drawn only between Nodes already in your Network. A Stack only groups Nodes already in your Network. A Workflow step only points at a Node already in your Network. Nothing downstream can reference a Node that isn't here first — Network is the one place every operational surface starts from.
Capabilities
What this is backed by: /network reads the caller's owned/licensed Nodes via owns_purchased_node()-gated RLS — never a client-supplied ownership flag.
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