GRID Docs

GRID network documentation

Operate a peer, mine verified work, inspect signed blocks, manage wallets, or build against the public data plane. These docs describe the running pilot and clearly separate it from the longer-term white-paper vision.

Current status: public Genesis-led pilot with P2P block verification. Permissionless block production and decentralized finality are not yet live.
Public API: https://grid-compute.com

Start with the system you need

Live network snapshot

curl
curl -fsS https://grid-compute.com/api/explorer \
  | jq '{checkedAt, health, chain: .chain | {chainId, height, tipHash}, rewards: .coordinator.rewards}'

curl -fsS https://grid-compute.com/api/mesh \
  | jq '{stats, genesis, peers}'

Public surface map

AreaReadWriteContains
Network ExplorerGET /api/explorerβ€”Genesis health, blocks, settlements, rewards, mesh
Registry directoryGET /api/registryβ€”Paid active names, node/compute roles, capacity stats
Mesh / globeGET /api/meshPOST /api/mesh/pingCoarse lat/lng, class, region β€” never IPs
ComputesGET /api/registry/computesPOST /api/registry/computesSlots, image labels, availability β€” no dial endpoints
Name registrationGET /api/registry/registerPOST /api/registry/registerName lifecycle + Cash App payment notes
Identity badgesGET /api/registry/entityPOST /api/registry/entityKey / Verified public badges + optional cert JSON

Hard rules (read this)

Public visibility is deliberately narrower than internal network state:

  • No IPs, ports, hostnames, or tunnels in public registry/mesh JSON.
  • No private keys, vault material, or seed phrases β€” ever returned by these endpoints.
  • No payment rails except the public Cash App cashtag used for name activation fees.
  • Mesh pings are location-only and quantized for the map. They do not prove capacity or publish dial targets.
  • Registry listing requires activation plus human review. A globe ping alone does not list you.
  • Pilot rewards are test accounting and are not guaranteed income, market value, or an exchange listing.

Next: Getting started or read the network architecture.