Repositories

Open infrastructure. Open research. Open participation. The coordination layer is built in public — four repositories track the work as it happens.

Open sourceBuilt on BasePhase 0 → 4

ORYN develops in the open. Each primitive has a home in source control, and the documentation that explains it lives alongside the code. Reputation here is earned the same way it is everywhere in ORYN — through contribution.

oryn-docs

The canonical documentation and research repository. It holds the manifesto, the concept reference, the primitive deep-dives, and the open research tracks. If you want to understand ORYN, start here.

PurposeDocumentation, research notes, and specifications.
Phase0 — Genesis (active).
Read alongsideDocumentation · Manifesto

oryn-registry

The identity registry — the onchain home for participant identities and profiles on Base. The registry is where an identity is created, a profile is attached, and an address is resolved to a participant. It is the foundation the other primitives build on.

PurposeOnchain identity creation, profiles, and resolution.
Phase1 — Identity.
ImplementsIdentity · Research #001

oryn-graph

The relationship graph — typed, directional edges between identities, plus the queries that make discovery possible: neighbors, paths, clusters, and bridges. This is where reputation propagation and discovery come to life.

PurposeThe shared coordination graph and discovery queries.
Phase3 — Graph.
ImplementsGraph · Research #003

oryn-sdk

The developer toolkit — the libraries and APIs that let any application read identity, query reputation, and walk the graph. The SDK is how the coordination layer reaches the applications that will use it.

PurposeClient libraries and developer APIs for integrators.
Phase4 — Protocol.
SurfacesIdentity · Reputation · Graph
Status

ORYN is at Phase 0. The registry, graph, and SDK describe planned work; oryn-docs is where the current, public output lives. Links to live source will be published as each repository opens.

How to participate

  1. Read

    Begin with the documentation and the manifesto.

  2. Study the research

    The three tracks define the open problems ORYN is working through.

  3. Contribute

    Open infrastructure means anyone can build on it and help shape it. Contribution is how reputation is earned.