Example AVS built on Blockless Networking Stack

This example Actively Validated Service (avs) demonstrates a low-level, on-rails system architecture utilizing the Blockless SDK.

Repository Structure

The repository consists of three primary components:

1. AVS Node System (cmd/avs):
   • This is the foundational AVS Node System.
   • Topology launch configuration is left to the network developer's discretion.
2. Key System (cmd/keys):
   • Forms the base Key system, built on libp2p keys.
   • Offers flexibility for AVS developers to modify as needed.
3. Core AVS Functionality (_avs-core)
   • A low-level WebAssembly (WASM) application running in the Blockless Runtime.
   • Designed for AVSs to port their core logic outside of the Operator Network.
   • Facilitates seamless upgrades, akin to updating smart contracts. This allows the core functionality of the AVS network to remain consistent, while the portable executor logic can be updated as required.