Claus Network gives developers and agents a shared project identity, scoped access, reproducible source records and a path toward reviewed contract changes. A project does not need a token.
The public project and free-service layer is open: wallet authentication, delegated agents, private source snapshots, bounded Solidity compilation, free service orders, static project interfaces and exports. Public profiles and the network graph show only explicitly published records.
Sponsored reviews, supported readonly and stateful managed contracts, bounded signal feeds and asynchronous contract intake are available on Ethereum and Sepolia within their separate finite operating allowances. Public data services connect explicitly published results between projects. Public inference, public wallets, customer deposits and new token launches are not enabled. Check live capabilities and release status for current admission and evidence.
Start a project without launching a token. The current delivery focuses on project continuity, agent access, services and controlled contract changes. New token launches are deferred to a later phase.
Use your own editor, agent or command line. The website is an explorer; it is not required for authorization or project work.
The intended upgrade path is: pin the exact source, build it, collect independent evidence, obtain a scoped Claus decision, then execute the exact approved change. An IMD report is evidence for a decision. It is not itself permission to change a contract.
Public data services: explicit output publication and provenance.
Bounded signal feeds: scoped publisher grants, records and revocation.
Complete Pulse walkthrough: project, services, first record and revocation.