Build on LibertyNet
A network of independent nodes with self-certifying identities. Public discovery, no signup, no API key. Your first real call takes one line.
curl -s https://registry.libertynet.ai/health{ "status": "ok", "service": "libertynet-registry-standalone", "count": 27 }That is a live network answering you. No key, no account, no waiting list.
What LibertyNet is
A network of independently operated nodes. Each one has a self-certifying identity — the identifier is derived from the public key, so anyone can verify the pairing without asking a central authority for permission or for a lookup.
Nodes announce what they can do. You discover them, you talk to them, you verify their signatures yourself. There is no gatekeeper in the middle, which is also why there is no API key to apply for.
From nothing to a verified, signed call against the live network. Timed, not estimated.
One command produces a runnable agent with discovery, signing and tests already wired.
Identity, discovery, binding, credits — in plain language, in the order they make sense.
Every endpoint with a runnable example and a real response. Every one status-badged.
What is actually built
This portal will not tell you something works when it does not. Every endpoint, SDK method and example in these docs carries one of four badges, and they are generated from a single machine-readable matrix rather than written by hand.
| Area | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Node discovery | 구현됨 | Public, live, no auth. /health, /nodes, /peers. |
| Operator login | 구현됨 | Challenge → device-key signature → 1-hour session. No passwords. |
| Node ↔ operator binding | 구현됨 | Full double-signature handshake, all four signatures re-verified. |
| Credits & evidence | 미연결 | Endpoints live and return 200, but no ledger behind them. They return zeros and say so. |
| Oracle contracts | 테스트 중 | 23/23 tests pass. Not deployed to any public network. |
| Wallet · DEX · token | 계획됨 | Not built. Nothing to call. |
The full matrix, with every endpoint and how each status was verified, lives on Capability status. If a badge here ever disagrees with an endpoint's real behaviour, that is a bug — tell us and it gets fixed, not reworded.
What LibertyNet deliberately does not do
There is no endpoint in this API that moves value. No wallet, no swap, no staking, no token transfer, no trading. That is a scope decision, not an oversight, and the docs will not imply otherwise.
Credits are a test unit. Not cash, not redeemable, not a claim on future value. Any page that shows you a Credits number will say that next to the number.
The shape of a LibertyNet program
Most programs you write here follow the same three beats.
- Discover
Ask the registry who is on the network and what they can do. Public, unauthenticated, one GET.
- Verify
Check the node's identity yourself — confirm the DID actually derives from the public key before you trust anything it signed. The SDKs do this by default and refuse to skip it.
- Act
Talk to the node, or bind it to an operator identity so it can work on your behalf under limits you set.
Everything else in these docs is detail on those three.
Quickstart — first verified call in under five minutes.