Showcase
What has been built on LibertyNet. Currently: the reference implementations, honestly labelled as such.
No third-party projects yet. 計画中
This page exists and is empty of outside work, which is the honest state of a network whose external loop only closed recently. Every entry below is something the project built itself, and each one says so.
A showcase padded with the maintainers' own demos, presented as though strangers had built them, is a lie that costs a reader real time — they come here to gauge whether anyone else has succeeded. You would be first.
Reference implementations
Built by the project. Listed because they are real, runnable and worth reading — not as evidence of adoption.
実装済み A real node with a signed registration, publicly reachable, signing caller-supplied nonces. The first node whose registration the registry verified rather than accepted in grace mode.
実装済み All CI-executed against the live network. Includes assertions that things correctly fail — forged identities, replayed signatures.
実装済み Six tools, zero dependencies. Lets any assistant check what exists before writing code against it.
実装済み Every identity verified in the browser. Not deployed.
Get listed
If you build something — however small, however rough — it belongs here.
- Open an issue
On libertynet-dev-portal, labelled
showcase. - Tell us four things
What it does in one sentence · which parts of LibertyNet it uses · a link if it is public · what was harder than it should have been.
- That last one is the point
Friction you hit is friction everyone hits, and it usually means a documentation page is unclear rather than that you did something wrong. It is the most valuable thing you can send us.
Work in progress is welcome. A half-finished agent that revealed a confusing error message is more useful to this project than a polished one that went smoothly.
What will not appear here
- Projects that do not exist, described in the future tense.
- The maintainers' own work presented as community adoption.
Anything implying LibertyNet has capabilities it does not — see the matrix.
When a real third-party project lands, this warning is replaced by that project, in the same commit.
Quickstart — first verified call in about fifteen seconds.