Work with us
Propose a source to index, an integration to support, or something to build together. Requests are public by default, so anyone can see what was asked and what came of it.
What this is
CCPEDIA is an independent open-data project, run by Unity Nodes. It is not affiliated with the Canton Foundation, Digital Asset, the Global Synchronizer Foundation, or any validator operator, and nothing here changes that.
So "partnership" here means practical work: getting a source indexed, supporting an integration, or building something jointly. It does not mean endorsement, paid placement, or a listing you can buy. If your proposal only makes sense as advertising, this is not the right page.
Open a request
A Canton surface we do not sync yet: a docs site, a forum, a registry, a calendar, an on-chain feed.
Best fit. Costs you nothing, and the whole ecosystem can query it afterwards.
You are building something that would consume CCPEDIA's tools, and need a capability that does not exist yet.
Tell us the question your users ask that we cannot answer. That is more useful than a feature name.
Joint work: a shared dataset, a cross-link, an event, research that needs Canton data.
Say what you would do with it and what you would contribute back.
Each button opens a pre-filled issue on UnityNodes/ccpedia. You need a GitHub account, and nothing is submitted until you press the button on GitHub itself, so you can edit or abandon it first.
If it should not be public
Commercial terms, anything under an NDA, or a proposal you would rather not announce: use the contact form instead. It goes to a private inbox, not to a public tracker.
Security vulnerabilities do not belong in either channel. Those go to /security, which explains coordinated disclosure.
What to expect
This is a small project, so the honest answer on timing is: no promise. Source proposals are the fastest to act on, because adding a sync is usually a contained piece of work.
Narrow, specific proposals land faster than broad ones. "Index this calendar, here is the URL and the question it answers" is actionable. "Let us explore synergies" is not.
