Overview

The devnet is your starting point for building, testing, and understanding how verifiability-first infrastructure can transform the way we coordinate data, assets, and computation across ecosystems.

At its core, the VSL devnet gives developers access to a decentralized, programmable layer that enables provable execution and secure cross-domain interactions. Whether you're experimenting with AI pipelines, decentralized transfers, or blockchain state mirroring, the devnet provides tools, APIs, and live demos to help you explore the potential of verifiable computing.

This environment is built around the “1+3” stack:

• 1 (Core VSL): The foundational VSL network, where developers can submit, verify, and settle claims.

• +3 Applications:

  • Multichain Interoperability: A demo integration with Wormhole for secure, cross-chain asset transfers using verifiable VSL claims.

  • Blockchain mirroring: A showcase of how blockchain data (like Ethereum blocks) can be mirrored into the VSL for seamless state composability.

  • AI + Trusted Execution Environments: A demonstration of secure AI pipelines where inputs and outputs are wrapped in VSL claims and processed within TEEs.

Each component is designed to showcase how VSL enables fast, secure, and composable applications across domains.

The devnet is an evolving platform and a key milestone on the path to mainnet. It’s open to developers, researchers, and partners who want to experiment with verifiable systems and help shape the next generation of decentralized infrastructure.

This documentation will guide you through using the VSL devnet—from understanding VSL claims to running your own integrations.

If you're ready to build with verifiability at the core, you’re in the right place!