Personas and Interfaces

Liminal is designed to support multiple personas without fragmenting infrastructure.

Creators interact with Liminal through simplified interfaces that abstract technical details. Their primary concern is speed, correctness, and ease of use. The deployment flow is presented as a single, guided action without exposing underlying identity derivation or factory mechanics.

Developers integrate directly with the deployer and factory contracts. They rely on deterministic behavior, clear inputs, and strong guarantees to integrate Liminal into existing pipelines, tooling, or applications. For developers, deployment is explicit and composable.

End users do not interact with deployment directly. They benefit from standardized tokens that behave consistently across chains, with predictable metadata, balances, and semantics regardless of where the asset is used.

All personas rely on the same underlying deployment logic. Interfaces differ, but the core system does not. This ensures consistency, prevents divergence in behavior, and allows Liminal to scale across use cases without compromising determinism or security.