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About these docs

These guides explain Joltzu's protocol, applications and development tools. Start with the protocol guide, developer quickstart or ecosystem directory.

Source-based setup instructions cover cpp-node. Other product guides describe interfaces and release plans; public app links, installation packages and SDK instructions will be added when available.

Feature status​

Each guide distinguishes current behavior from development settings and planned features:

  • Implemented means the feature exists in the reference implementation. It does not establish public deployment.
  • Development default means a setting used for local testing that may change before launch.
  • Proposed means a feature, economic parameter or endpoint is planned and should not be treated as available.
  • Provisional means a date or term awaits confirmation.

The implementation status page covers important limits. The network directory labels proposed public endpoints. Check confirmed launch information and contract addresses before using funds.

Examples and screenshots​

Commands target a local development network unless a guide explicitly says otherwise. Development keys and test tokens have no monetary value. Screenshots show demo or simulator data; their dates, balances and prices are not a live status feed.

Performance goals are described as targets, and no token allocation is final. They do not establish a measured public-network capacity, final genesis supply or completed security audit.