Catalog surface

A public inventory of the stack we actually have.

This catalog is intentionally backed by the same lane and registry families the repos expose. It is here to make the breadth legible without flattening the architecture or hiding the real work under generic product language. The live public view now includes protocol-family, lifecycle-stage, market-class, and verification-service matrices instead of only headline counts.

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Reference page. This page documents catalog breadth and release evidence; entries here are not all live or purchasable. What you can buy today, the price and how to pay: Pricing.
Runtime breadth

xytara catalog

xytara currently exposes 27 integrations across 21 top-level public lane families.

  • Works with MCP and agent clients such as: claude mcp, openai codex (client compatibility profiles, not partnerships)
  • Framework compatibility profiles: autogen, langchain, langgraph, semantic kernel, crewai, llamaindex
  • Protocols and transports: a2a, a2c, acp, grpc, kafka, mcp, mqtt, nats, ros2, webhook_event_bus
  • Canonical rails: evm, base, usdc (live: x402 USDC on Base); bsv_teranode (catalog/reference only, not live settlement)
  • Major rails family: antelope, constellation_dag, digibyte_dgb, hedera_hbar, kaspa_kas, metal, polkadot_dot, proton_xpr_and_metal, solana (catalog/reference only, not live settlement)
  • Interface and interop contracts: openapi, asyncapi, cloudevents, auth_interop, identity_interop
Proof breadth

xoonya catalog

xoonya currently exposes 6 proof integrations across 14 top-level public lane families.

  • Works with MCP and agent clients such as: claude mcp, openai codex (client compatibility profiles, not partnerships)
  • Framework compatibility profiles: autogen, langchain, langgraph, semantic kernel
  • Canonical rails: evm, base, usdc (live: x402 USDC on Base); bsv_teranode (catalog/reference only, not live settlement)
  • Major rails family: antelope, proton_xpr_and_metal, solana (catalog/reference only, not live settlement)
  • Proof lanes: proof_bridge, external_proof_import, result_package_trust, erc8004
Discovery and promotion

Catalog operations

The public stack does not stop at lane headlines. It already includes explicit discovery, registry, review, promotion, interface contract, and interop surfaces so integrators can inspect, classify, and operationalize breadth without guessing.

  • xytara operations: /v1/integrations, /v1/integrations/summary, /v1/integrations/classes, /v1/integrations/protocols, /v1/integrations/settlement-modes, /v1/integrations/review/submission-bundle, /v1/integrations/review/submission-bundle-set, /v1/integrations/review/registry-snapshot, /v1/integrations/promotion-readiness, /v1/integrations/promotion-workflow, /v1/integrations/promotion-actions
  • xoonya operations: /v1/integrations, /v1/integrations/summary, /v1/integrations/snapshot, /v1/integrations/promotion-readiness, /v1/integrations/promotion-workflow
  • Family matrix: 9 families
  • Lifecycle matrix: 13 stages
  • Market matrix: 6 classes

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Current map

Live matrices

The current public inventory is easier to use when the core matrices sit up front. Families, lifecycle stages, market classes, provider journeys, delivery, durability, and proof surfaces are already part of the live catalog truth.

  • Families: 9
  • Lifecycle stages: 13
  • Market classes: 6
  • Provider journeys: 0
  • Delivery summaries: 1
  • Trust portability profiles: 1

Catalog summary · Provider journeys · Delivery summary · Public proof summary · Site map

Positioning

Why this is architecturally sound

The catalog is broad, but the core remains disciplined. xytara owns runtime and commercial consequence. xoonya owns proof and followthrough. Adapters, standards, and ecosystem lanes sit around those centers rather than replacing them.