Runtime and machine-commerce infrastructure.
xytara is where machine execution, wallet truth, authority, identity, pricing, trust, capability, and participation are operated.
What xytara owns
xytara is the runtime side of the stack. It owns execution, wallet and ledger truth, authority contracts, machine identity, pricing and quote policy, runtime capability registry, trust posture, and participation posture.
- Execution without wallet truth is too thin.
- Execution without authority and identity is too thin.
- Execution without pricing, trust, and consequence continuity is too thin.
Public runtime surfaces
The runtime layer already exposes wallet and ledger inspection, authority bundles, machine-identity bundles, capability-registry packages, pricing and trust packages, participation packages, and broad integration lanes.
- MCP, A2A, A2C, x402, settlement, treasury, providers, frameworks, integration matrix
- Authority, machine identity, trust, capability, participation, pricing, and wallet bundles
Adapters, protocols, and catalog operations
xytara's public runtime face now carries 25 integrations, 11 protocol families, and explicit catalog operations for discovery, review, promotion, and registry inspection.
- Providers: claude_mcp, openai_codex
- Frameworks: autogen, langchain, langgraph, semantic_kernel, crewai, llamaindex
- Protocols: a2a, a2c, acp, grpc, kafka, mcp, mqtt, nats, ros2, webhook_event_bus
- Canonical rails: bsv_teranode, evm, base, usdc
- Major rails family: antelope, proton_xpr_and_metal, solana
- Interface and interop contracts: openapi, asyncapi, cloudevents, auth_interop, identity_interop
Builder start path
Install xytara, run the one-line start path, inspect the release candidate and service contract, then move into the runtime family your system needs first.
- npm install xytara
- xytara start-here
- xytara release --summary
- xytara run --help