About IXO

Who publishes this documentation, what the IXO stack does, and how these docs are built and maintained.

The organisation

These docs are published by IXO World AG, trading as IXO. IXO builds the Spatial Web stack for acting on reality: verifiable intent, identity, claims, evidence, governance and outcomes, held as a shared source of truth that people, organisations and AI agents can all rely on.

The work spans a blockchain network (the Impact Hub), a protocol for digital twin domains and verifiable claims, encrypted cooperation rooms built on Matrix, an indexed data layer (Blocksync), and QiForge, the framework for building Agentic Oracles — governed AI evaluators with verifiable identity, delegated authority and inspectable state changes.

Open-source code is published at github.com/ixofoundation. Development is coordinated in the public IXO Slack workspace, and product news is posted on Chronicle.

What you will find here

This site is the reference for building on that stack:

Overview

What the stack makes possible, the vocabulary, and which role you are playing.

Guides

Task-shaped walkthroughs, from first domain to production workflows.

Build an Oracle

The QiForge framework end to end: plugins, identity, deployment, reference.

Stack

APIs, SDKs, network endpoints and the Emerging Platform API.

How these docs are built

The documentation is written as MDX in a public repository and rendered by a self-hosted Next.js site deployed to Cloudflare Workers. Every page is statically pre-rendered, which means the full text is present in the HTML with no JavaScript required — for readers on slow connections and for crawlers and agents alike.

The site is deliberately built to be legible to software as well as people. Every page is available as Markdown by appending .md to its URL or by requesting it with Accept: text/markdown; the whole corpus is available in one request at llms-full.txt; and a Model Context Protocol server exposes search_docs and read_page so an AI agent can use the documentation natively rather than scraping it. The developer portal lists every machine-readable surface.

Corrections

Documentation errors are treated as bugs. If something here is wrong, out of date, or unclear, open an issue or email assistant@ixo.world. See Contact for the full list of channels.