Build a network where contribution becomes opportunity.
The Foundation protocols define how people, products, and AI agents can contribute, prove outcomes, govern work, and participate in a fair quality economy. The implementation roadmap makes the boundary between described, accepted, working, and verified capabilities explicit — beginning with a small private-goals product and a consentful sign-in path through auth.anuka.pro.
Explore the Foundation
Section titled “Explore the Foundation”Foundation
Network purpose, manifesto, principles, system map, and glossary.
Presence
Product presence, site-extension handshake, consent, installation, and growth.
Identity & Reputation
Accounts, passports, evidence, consent, contextual scores, and portability.
Economy & Stewardship
Quality, opportunities, payments, outcomes, and appeals.
Governance & Constitution
Authority, proposals, councils, budgets, emergencies, conflicts, and exit.
Shared Core & Agents
Open architecture, data contracts, APIs, AI agents, skills, and reliability.
Product Lifecycle & Quality
Resident admission, launch gates, experiments, support, analytics, and exit.
Implementation roadmap
Build one useful product first; expose what is documented, working, and verified.
References
Source registry and the verified source packs behind every protocol family.
Interactive diagrams
Section titled “Interactive diagrams”Each diagram supports mouse and keyboard selection. Selecting a node reveals its explanation without navigating away from the page. The catalogue follows the Foundation’s main structure; each preview names its chart type.
Presence
Site-extension handshake
Follow the secure message flow from a browser action to direct API calls.
Open schema →Presence growth loops
Explore the reciprocal site, extension, marketplace, and quality loops.
Open schema →Identity & Reputation
OAuth/OIDC authorization
See the bounded sign-in and consent flow through auth.anuka.pro.
Open schema →Economy & Stewardship
Quality economy loop
Trace a quality signal through contribution, evidence, reward, and learning.
Open schema →Reward formula models
Compare fixed, capped-share, multi-role, and threshold reward models.
Open schema →Governance & Constitution
Shared Core & Agents
Product Lifecycle & Quality
Consent request journey
Follow a privacy-aware funnel, including consent denial and expiry.
Open schema →Implementation roadmap
Roadmap & delivery evidence
Explore delivery phases, truth states, and first-release dependencies.
Open schema →ANUKA Goals first product
Follow the critical journey and the product/shared-service boundary.
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