The SharkFilet Field Manual
Find the workflow for your craft, business or community role. Learn how published products, Jamcards and OBS sharing work, and what still needs an operational setup.
Jamcards, products and ClipCards
Jamcards is the umbrella name for SharkFilet cards. They can share work, link to a maker’s published products and belong to one community Node. ClipCards add a video format alongside product and other Jamcards; they do not replace them.
Publishing and sharing tools do not establish fulfillment, a commission or automatic cash settlement. Review the actual product and supported seller setup before taking orders.
“Universal Healthcare is our goal, not a guarantee. We aim to be able to help more and more people if and only if the Commerce volume supports the operations of paying users' bills.”
SharkCare totals reflect supported completed-payment allocations. An allocation is a ledger record, not Stripe available cash or a guaranteed assistance payment.
Streamers & Content Creators
Feature real published products alongside your broadcast.
Role Mandate
Keep streaming on your preferred platform. A published product Jamcard can lead viewers to the product’s own SharkFilet storefront. Any signed-in user can save a published product to their OBS source; the maker remains the product’s seller.
Key Responsibilities
Standard Workflow Sequence
Choose a published product Jamcard
Open a maker’s published product and choose Feature on stream. Review its saved image, price and storefront before sharing it.
Save your stream selection
Sign in and choose Select for my stream. This saves the product to your own overlay settings without changing the seller’s catalog.
Copy the OBS Browser Source URL
Use the URL supplied after saving your selection in an OBS Browser Source. Viewers follow the product link to the maker’s storefront. Keep control of the display URL and reset it in the editor when needed.
Add video with ClipCards
ClipCards are an additional video format alongside product and other Jamcards. Share a supported Twitch clip or YouTube video, attest to your rights, and choose exactly one community Node. Product attachments in your own publisher come from your own published catalog.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Signed-in users can select a real published product for their own OBS source and share its storefront link. The seller keeps ownership of the product and its shop.
No. Featuring and sharing do not create a commission agreement or cash transfer. Any commercial arrangement needs separate supported terms and settlement.
Check the actual product’s setup
Product prices, production costs and allocations depend on the supported product flow. A split recorded in a ledger does not confirm that money has reached a seller, maker, streamer or healthcare provider. Payout account readiness and sale settlement are separate steps. Do not apply a garment’s example split to an independent food business.
Review seller payout readinessA small thank-you to Cathy Terrell of Mama T Jams for inspiring the name Jamcards.