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Hypercerts documentation

The source of docs.hypercerts.org, the documentation for building on Hypercerts.

Hypercerts is an open protocol for describing work and the trust around it: who did what, the evidence behind it, who reviewed or endorsed it, and who funded it. The records live on AT Protocol, in repositories their authors control, so any application can read and build on them. For the high-level introduction, see hypercerts.org.

What the documentation covers

  • Guide: the concepts, from why Hypercerts builds on AT Protocol to how work, evidence, evaluations, and funding connect.
  • Client Integration: how to build an application on Hypercerts.
  • Reference: the record schemas (Lexicons), the API and SDK, and the services that make up the stack.
  • Changes: protocol releases and the versions of each component.

Where things are

Path Contents
pages/ The documentation pages, written in Markdown
components/, styles/ The site's React components and styles
markdoc/ Custom Markdown tags used in pages, such as cards, callouts, and diagrams
lib/ Navigation and the scripts that generate search, schema tables, and release data at build time
test/ Tests for those scripts
docs/ Notes for maintainers, listed below

The site is built with Next.js and Markdoc, and follows the Hypercerts design system.

Run it locally

Requires Node.js 22 or later and pnpm.

pnpm install
pnpm run dev

Then open http://localhost:3000.

Before opening a pull request:

pnpm test
pnpm run build
pnpm run check:links

Contributing

All pages are written in this repository and changed through pull requests to main. Write about the current state of the protocol and its services; release history belongs in changelogs.

Two notes for maintainers:

  • How the documentation is organized: the sections, the structure of Lexicon and service pages, the writing rules, who owns what, and what to update by hand when a Lexicon version or a service is released.
  • Build-time changelog imports: how component changelogs and version badges are fetched, and how protocol releases are published.

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