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IXO combines verifiable identity, programmable coordination, secure data exchange, and AI-assisted services so you can run digital workflows against real-world outcomes.

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Core vocabulary

  • Digital entity: a real-world actor or system represented in IXO.
  • Domain: the identity anchor for an entity, based on a Decentralized Identifier (DID).
  • Digital twin: a working system that combines identity, data, state, and executable logic.
  • Claim: a verifiable statement that can be reviewed, attested, and linked to evidence.

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System layers

Domains use Decentralized Identifier (DID) records, verification methods, and delegated rights to establish who can act and what they can do.
IXO Protocol modules and workflows coordinate requests, offers, claims, and value transfer across participants.
IXO Matrix provides encrypted rooms, messaging, and shared state channels for applications and operators.
Agentic Oracles add automated evaluation and decision support to domain and claim workflows.

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How concepts map to docs

Architecture articles

Use conceptual pages to understand components and relationships.

Developer guides

Use guides for implementation workflows and operational steps.

SDK references

Use SDK pages for package-specific setup and usage.

API reference

Use API docs for exact request, response, and parameter details.

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Next steps

  • Read /articles/ixo-protocol for protocol concepts and governance primitives.
  • Read /articles/ixo-matrix for the data-layer architecture model.
  • Continue with /guides/dev/overview to implement your first workflow.