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The IXO Docs Hub presents IXO as a trust layer that builds a verifiable graph of real-world entities — intent, identity, claims, evidence, governance, verification, transactions, outcomes, economy, and cooperation — paired with Qi as the cooperating system through which humans, AI agents, applications, and services act over that shared state. Its core example is a verified claims workflow: a participant submits a claim, evidence is linked, authority and credentials are checked, Agentic Oracles under human oversight review it, people and services coordinate through secure rooms, state changes are recorded as immutable auditable records, and verified outcomes feed learning loops. Beyond that, the docs cover what you can build (PODs, Flows, Blueprints, Agentic Oracles, assets and markets, and program shapes such as MRV and outcome-linked financing), core concepts, and canonical references for networks and endpoints, authentication patterns, and a glossary.
The IXO Docs Hub presents IXO as a trust layer that builds a verifiable graph of real-world entities — intent, identity, claims, evidence, governance, verification, transactions, outcomes, economy, and cooperation — paired with Qi as the cooperating system through which humans, AI agents, applications, and services act over that shared state. Its core example is a verified claims workflow: a participant submits a claim, evidence is linked, authority and credentials are checked, Agentic Oracles under human oversight review it, people and services coordinate through secure rooms, state changes are recorded as immutable auditable records, and verified outcomes feed learning loops. Beyond that, the docs cover what you can build (PODs, Flows, Blueprints, Agentic Oracles, assets and markets, and program shapes such as MRV and outcome-linked financing), core concepts, and canonical references for networks and endpoints, authentication patterns, and a glossary.