+ Participating entities

[prekucki]

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[dopiera]

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#### Yagna daemon

aka Golem Node.

nit: AKA

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aka

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I think we should insert a link to the layers here and say something along these lines:

Golem Node AKA Yagna daemon AKA simply Yagna is the building block of the Core Network. It is a daemon which network which every participant needs to run in order to join the Golem Network. The network of these daemons implements all the core functionalities of Golem Network, i.e. ...

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The Golem network client component. It provides a "low-level" API for Golem network participants.
It delivers services for peer discovery, contract agreements,and the settlement and payment for services.

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#### Provider agent

A resource-selling application. It uses the Golem API to broadcast an offer on the market and negotiate a contract. It is

Rather than talking about the Golem API, can we say it interacts with a Yagna to use the Core Network?

Also, can you please also include information about existing provider agents and what they do to give the user a chance to build an intuition?

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A resource buying application. It uses the Golem API to find an offer on the market and negotiate a contract. It is
responsible for price negotiations and verifying costs during service agreement.

Ditto - can you please apply the same comment I left for the provider agent? Also, I think it is worth mentioning the SDKs and the golem compose to give the users an intuition of what they have ready made and what is prepared for them.

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A resource buying application. It uses the Golem API to find an offer on the market and negotiate a contract. It is
responsible for price negotiations and verifying costs during service agreement.