Astro Open InfrastructureAstro Open Infrastructure
An open framework for expressing, verifying, routing and proving blockchain intents without surrendering private keys.
Infrastructure in the public interest
Human authorization remains above autonomous execution. Public specifications define how independent products and operators interoperate.
Every asset-affecting action remains bound to explicit authorization.
Private keys remain under the control of users and compatible wallets.
Public fingerprints minimize exposed identity and transaction material.
Protocols, compatibility tests and security disclosures are public.
Implementations remain portable and avoid forced token dependency.
Running capabilities, test activity and future plans remain clearly separated.
Five systems, clear responsibilities
Stage labels distinguish current products, reference implementations, prototypes and roadmap work. They do not imply that every integration is deployed or independently audited.
Safety assessment, intent routing and execution coordination; individual network paths retain their own deployment gates.
Human-to-human and human-to-agent intent entry.
Non-custodial asset control and signature entry under active development.
Intent fingerprints, contribution records and execution proofs; no public mainnet is claimed.
Mobile participation and world-state experience backed by reference integration.
Roadmap: cross-product interoperability, independently operated nodes and production security review remain future delivery work.
Open decisions with recorded rationale
The governance model is a published roadmap. Initial bodies are defined by responsibility; membership and voting records must be published before any body claims active representative authority.
Protocol Council
Maintains RFCs, compatibility rules, versioning and public technical rationale.
Security Council
Coordinates vulnerability intake, emergency response and independent audits.
Node Operator Assembly
Represents mobile, home and edge-server operators in network policy.
Contributor Community
Connects developers, designers, translators, researchers and educators.
- Publish a proposal as an Astro RFC.
- Announce a minimum public review period.
- Document security and compatibility impact.
- Record votes, rationale and dissenting opinions.
- Assign accepted changes a protocol version and test vectors.
Astro RFC index
Astro Intent Proof Protocol
The non-custodial path from signed intent to safety assessment, edge contribution and verifiable execution proof.
Astro Open Intent Envelope
A chain-neutral intent document with deterministic fingerprinting, actor identity and enforceable execution constraints.
Astro Safety Receipt
An Ed25519-signed statement linking an intent fingerprint to simulation and safety assessment hashes.
RFC-0001 describes the current reference architecture. It has not received an independent production security audit and is not presented as a finalized international standard.
Build the protocol in public
Participation is open across protocol engineering, security, nodes, SDKs, research, translation and technical education.
- Submit RFCs and compatibility tests.
- Operate test nodes and publish reproducible reliability data.
- Add wallet, agent, game and chain integrations.
- Translate specifications and improve technical education.
- Report vulnerabilities privately before disclosure.
Never submit private keys, production secrets or personal wallet records. Contribution accounting is not a promise of market value or investment return.