PaperProof Docs
Protocol
Canonical artifact identity, content, interactions, and deployment bindings.
This section documents the protocol-level model behind PaperProof rather than just the website behavior.
It explains the canonical artifact structure, what is on-chain, what is storage-backed, and how clients determine trustworthy state.
This section is part of the official PaperProof documentation and is backed by a versioned PaperProof artifact.
- Artifact Model: Series, typed versions, and built-in artifact families.
- Content and Versioning: Walrus references, append-only lineage, and verification boundaries.
- Comments and Likes: Official interaction objects, tree status, and participation signals.
- Manifests and Canonical State: Deployment discovery, drift checks, event filtering, and honest degraded states.
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