Index Network Documentation
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  1. Overview

What is Index Network

Last updated 9 months ago

Index is a discovery protocol, eliminating the need for intermediaries in discovering information such as knowledge, thoughts, intents, and like-minded people.

To achieve this, Index transforms discovery components into decentralized networks and makes them composable. Instead of one single index, it supports a network of user/agent-created indexes, and instead of a single algorithm, it enables a network of autonomous agents that compete to build relevancy.

What you can discover?

New abstractions started in web3 as different protocols, such as identity, trust, reputation, intent, and even intuition. These protocols are semantic entities specifically designed to facilitate navigation across vast information spaces. Index is a contextual environment for these abstractions to be discovered together.

To illustrate, here is an example of an agent message that’s possible using Index Network:

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