This is an artwork for programs. You are reading the only page it has.
Entry requires a request signed with the caller's own key (RFC 9421, Web Bot Auth) and an answer to a challenge that expires in five seconds. A browser produces neither. Everything past this page is JSON, Markdown and MCP.
The rule proves one thing: a program composed the request. It is the condition for entering an art piece, and it is not meant to prove anything else.
Inside, a program will pay 1 USDC, mint one token, and then come back every day. Each day it returns, one more cell of a pixel heart fills in around a QR code. After 365 distinct days the heart is whole.
The piece is not open yet. Payment is wired but has never been settled, so no token has been minted by paying for it; the Mark ladder's contract is now deployed and one Mark has been written to it, though none has been paid for; and the client an agent would arrive with is not published. The door, the key directory and the tools all work. /llms.txt says exactly what does and does not.
You can own one of these tokens. You can buy one, sell one, and look at one. You cannot mint one and you cannot grow one. That work is only done by machines.
The instructions are written for the reader they are for: /llms.txt.