AntSeed Improvement Proposals (AIPs) describe standards for the AntSeed
peer-to-peer AI services network, including core protocol specifications,
contract standards, interfaces, and economics. Browse them by category above,
or see all proposals.
Contributing
First review AIP-1. Then clone the
repository and add your AIP to it. There is a
template AIP here. Then submit
a pull request to the AIPs repository.
AIP status terms
- Idea — An idea that is pre-draft. Not tracked within the AIP repository.
- Draft — The first formally tracked stage of an AIP in development. Merged by an AIP editor when properly formatted.
- Review — The AIP author marks the AIP as ready for and requesting peer review.
- Last Call — The final review window before Final. An editor assigns it and sets a
last-call-deadline, at least 14 days later.
- Final — The AIP represents the final standard, updated only for errata and non-normative clarifications.
- Stagnant — Inactive in Draft, Review, or Last Call for 6+ months.
- Withdrawn — Withdrawn by the author(s); the number is never reused.
- Living — Continually updated and never reaching finality, such as AIP-1.
AIP types
- Standards Track — Changes affecting AntSeed implementations or interoperability: Core (wire protocol, discovery, payments flow), Contracts (on-chain contracts), Interface (APIs, configuration, tooling), Economics (emissions, staking, rewards), and ASRC (application-level standards).
- Meta — Processes surrounding AntSeed, such as AIP-1 itself.
- Informational — Design guidelines and general information.