One index for the whole Canton Network.
CIPs, docs, forum, and governance. Always current, always searchable, and open to AI agents through MCP.
- Every answer links back to its primary source
- Re-synced every 5 minutes to daily, per source
- Open REST API and MCP server, no key required
What's inside
Four kinds of material, all indexed from their primary source and kept current.
Why CCPEDIA exists
A SQLite database and a cron job that never stops reading the primary source.
CCPEDIA is a read-only index of public Canton Network material: CIPs, the developer forum, mailing lists, official docs, whitepapers, and GitHub releases, normalized into one database and always linked back to where it came from.
We kept writing Daml that didn't compile because search ranked old blog posts above current docs, and good forum answers were scattered across threads ranked by recency, not relevance. So we built one place that always reads the primary source and shows exactly when it was fetched, 245 CIP status transitions tracked that way so far.
Read the full story →- 5 minForum, CIP status, dev-fund GitHub, releases
- 15 minDocs, mailing lists, blogs, GitHub items
- 6 hWhitepapers, ecosystem registry & news
- dailyVideo transcripts, discussions, embeddings rebuild
Three ways in
Same index, same citations, whichever one fits how you work.