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ULedgerNET Documentation

ULedgerNET is a custom blockchain protocol designed for verifiable, tamper-evident transaction trails with native support for autonomous agent wallets. Every action, whether taken by a human or an AI system, is cryptographically signed, Merkle-chained, and anchored via STARK proofs across a multi-node council.


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Overview​

DocumentDescription
IntroductionWhat ULedger is, why it exists, and what problems it solves, for executives and evaluators.
ArchitectureSystem-level view: nodes, consensus, chain types, and how layers connect.

Core Concepts​

DocumentDescription
WalletsWallet structure, key types, parent-child hierarchy, and auth groups.
EntitiesThe organizational identity layer: ORG → DEPARTMENT → PERSONAL → AGENT.
Agent WalletsHow autonomous agent wallets work, how they are procured, and how they are controlled.
CapabilitiesFine-grained, expirable, metered permissions that scope what a wallet can do.
Identity & CredentialsDecentralized Identifiers (DIDs) and W3C Verifiable Credentials on ULedgerNET.
RecoveryThreshold-based recovery for key loss and organizational succession.
Access ListsEntity-level blacklists and trusted counterparty lists.
Helix: STARK Proof SystemHow Plonky3 STARK checkpoints guarantee the tamper-evident audit trail.
Smart ContractsWASM contracts, the ULVM host interface, gas metering, and lifecycle.

Guides​

DocumentDescription
Governance ModelsTaxonomy of governance patterns: fully autonomous, human-in-the-loop, hybrid council.
Integrating External AI AgentsHow to wire LLM frameworks, CrewAI, LangChain, or custom agents to the Go SDK.
Anti-PatternsCommon mistakes and what to do instead.

Reference​

DocumentDescription
Transaction TypesComplete catalog of all transaction types with fields and processing rules.
Go SDKSDK commands, config schema, wallet file format, and domain runners.

Examples​

DocumentDescription
Board Council DemoEnd-to-end walkthrough of the governance demo: human chairs, AI directors, on-chain finalization.

Glossary​

Core platform terms (Wallet, Transaction, Smart Contract, Consensus, Cryptography) are defined in the Core Concepts section.

Agent-wallet-specific terms are defined on their respective concept pages linked in the table above.