Developer Portal

Build on verified useful compute.

Create validators, wallets, workload routers, dashboards, AI job markets, reputation tools, and protocol apps on top of ComputeNet.

Off-mainnet qualification View GitHub

Developer Pathways

Choose your entry point into the ComputeNet ecosystem

Off-mainnet qualification

Qualify independently off mainnet; no live rewards

Submit Workloads

Send compute jobs to the network

Read Compute Receipts

Query and verify execution proofs

Build a Wallet

Create compute-native wallet interfaces

Create Dashboards

Visualize network activity and metrics

Integrate Truth Stack

Use verified compute in your apps

Build Marketplaces

Create compute exchange interfaces

Explore Protocol Research

Contribute to protocol development

Quickstart

Get ComputeNet running locally in minutes

terminal

$curl --fail --show-error https://www.compute-net.org/api/public-work/health

$# See /validator-qualification for pinned off-mainnet installation

$# Download a signed result in CVC and verify it locally

What You Can Build

ComputeNet provides the primitives. You build the applications.

Compute Wallet

Manage compute credits, view receipts, track spending

Receipt Explorer

Inspect separate signed execution receipts in CVC

Validator Dashboard

Proposed tooling — no live independent-operator reputation feed

Workload Marketplace

Match compute demand with validator supply

Reputation Router

Research only — no live reputation-based routing

AI Agent Payment Layer

Enable autonomous agents to pay for compute

Compute Monitoring Tools

Track network health and performance metrics

Research Dashboards

Analyze protocol data and network economics

Protocol Stack

The layers of the ComputeNet architecture

Apps

Wallets, explorers, marketplaces, dashboards

Wallets

Compute credit management and spending

Workload Routers

Job distribution and load balancing

Truth Stack

Verification, attestation, consensus

Validators

Distributed compute verification nodes

ComputeNet Ledger

Historical ledger; new financial consensus inactive

Useful Compute

Live workloads: document hashing and integer aggregation

Developer Principles

The values that guide ComputeNet development

Open Source

Published qualification source is hash-pinned; not an independent audit

Fair Launch

No pre-mine, no insider allocation

No Permission Required

Anyone can build, anyone can run

Verifiable Receipts

Signed evidence for supported bounded jobs

Local-First Testing

Full devnet runs on your machine

Protocol Neutrality

Infrastructure, not application

Open Source First

ComputeNet is designed to be open, forkable, inspectable, and builder-friendly. Every line of code is public.

Open GitHub

Start with a real bounded workload.

The best way to understand ComputeNet is to run it. Install locally and start building.

Run ComputeNet Locally