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Andamio is a set of protocols that support collaboration and allow anyone to create and earn credentials. This ecosystem consists of a foundational layer—the core Andamio Protocol—that provides universal identity through access tokens and tamper-proof state management, plus application protocols that build specific functionality on top of this foundation.
The first application protocols are Course (for learning and credentialing) and Project (for collaborative work). Like the internet's layered architecture, these protocols leverage the foundational layer without needing to solve identity and state management independently.
Using Andamio
For end users participating in courses and projects on the Andamio platform.
Platform Guides
Step-by-step guides for course owners, project owners, teachers, students, and contributors
Roles Overview
Understand the 6 canonical roles across courses and projects
Glossary
Key terms and concepts used throughout Andamio
Building on Andamio
For developers integrating with or building on the Andamio Protocol.
Protocol
Core architecture, validators, transactions, and tokens
SDK
TypeScript libraries for transaction building and protocol interaction
API Docs
REST API reference for the Andamio backend
Repositories
Source code for protocol smart contracts and tools
Understanding Andamio
For decision makers evaluating Andamio for their organization.
Roles at a Glance
Andamio uses six canonical roles across two systems:
| System | Roles |
|---|---|
| Course | Owner, Teacher, Student |
| Project | Owner, Manager, Contributor |
See the full Roles Overview for what each role can do.