Products  /  Module 06

GeoForge

Developer infrastructure.

Planned

The tools exist separately. The platform that unites them does not yet. Status board

What it is

The workshop, before the storefront.

GeoForge is the developer platform: the tools, knowledge and network infrastructure used to build every other module, made available to people building their own. It exists so that building verification systems is itself a disciplined, repeatable, verifiable process.

Honestly: the tools came first, and they are real — but they live separately today. The platform that brings them together under one doorway has not been built yet. That is why it is labelled planned.

How we build

A skill stack, not tribal knowledge.

Oxyon builds on XYO Layer One with a six-layer engineering stack. Each layer is written down, versioned and loaded on demand, so a new engineer — or an AI agent — builds the way the platform builds, from day one.

  1. ConventionsLanguage, testing and workflow standards.
  2. ToolchainOne build system, one lint config, one test runner.
  3. ProtocolPayloads, signatures and identity — the primitives of proof.
  4. NetworkChain access, data lakes and gateways done the supported way.
  5. PatternsIndexing, escrow, commit-reveal, verification flows.
  6. ScaffoldNew applications bootstrapped correctly in minutes.

Where it stands

The pieces that exist.

Built

  • A six-layer XL1 build knowledge stack (conventions → scaffolding)
  • A block validator and producer tooling
  • The GeoProof MCP server
  • The GeoJustice SDK

Usable today

Nothing public to use yet.

Experimental

Nothing experimental right now.

Next

  • One developer doorway for all of the above
  • Public SDKs once the specification is published
ExperimentExperimental

GeoProof MCP server

Verification as a tool for AI agents.

Five tools — attest, verify, receipt, anchor, replay — that any MCP client can call. The remote transport refuses to start without authentication.

ExperimentLive

XL1 block producers

Running the network we build on.

Two XYO Layer One block producers — a Raspberry Pi and a Windows host — run by Oxyon, with live public dashboards, open telemetry and open-source producer bundles.