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Sources

22 sources. One unified corpus. Every Canton Network knowledge source you would search separately, indexed continuously and exposed through 104 MCP tools. The numbers below refresh every minute, straight from the production database.

22sources
synced 4m agoall sources
Knowledge layer22 sources · syncing
104MCP TOOLS
221.0msAVG LATENCY
SERVER DATA
CIPs
120
CIP PRs
17
Docs
3 222
Whitepapers
7
Blog
1 548
Forum
4 390
Mailing
3 228
YouTube
247
Discussions
54
GitHub Items
9 502
Releases
3 168
SDK Versions
8 471
Radar
984
Dev Fund
607
Ecosystem
710
Foundation
214
Every comment
6 108
DSO
1 551
On
647
Proposal files
612
Sv Calendar Event
598
Cip Attachment
54
Example MCP calls SAMPLE
Total indexed records22 of 22 sources · semantic search enabled
46 059across 22 sources
104 MCP tools57 470 RAG chunks5 min - 24 hr sync/api/v1/sources
Free, no API key

Source freshness22

Records, newest item and time since the last sync for each indexed source
SourceRecordsNewest itemLast sync
GitHub items9,5022026-11-01
SDK versions8,4712026-10-30
Dev Fund comments6,1082026-11-01
Forum4,3902026-11-01
Mailing lists3,2282026-10-30
Docs3,2222026-11-01
Releases3,1682026-10-30
Validator nodes1,5512026-11-01
Blog1,5482026-11-01
Radar9842026-10-30
Ecosystem7102026-10-31
Governance votes6472026-11-06
Dev Fund files6122026-11-01
Dev Fund proposals6072026-11-01
SV calendar5982027-04-12
Videos2472026-09-22
Foundation KB214-
CIPs1202026-10-27
CIP attachments54-
GitHub discussions542026-10-07
CIP PRs172026-10-23
Whitepapers7-
Showing 22 of 2257,470 embedded chunks

How the data lands here

Each source is polled on its own cadence - the forum every 5 min, the SDK index every 6 hr, whitepapers every 24 hr. Anything changed since the last sync is upserted and re-embedded.

Why one corpus matters

Cross-source queries (“which CIP introduced this forum breakage?”) only work when forum, docs, CIPs, GitHub and proposals share a single semantic index.

Verify the numbers

The widget calls /api/v1/sources. Same endpoint anyone can hit - no caching, no embellishment.