Documentation for interacting with the AO Token.
AO is a decentralized compute system where countless parallel processes interact within a single, cohesive environment. Built on the AO-Core protocol, it uses the actor model inspired by Erlang - each process operates independently yet connects through native message-passing, creating a web of autonomous computation.
AO-Core is a protocol built to enable decentralized computations, offering a series of universal primitives to achieve this end. Instead of enforcing a single, monolithic architecture, AO-Core provides a framework into which any number of different computational models, encapsulated as primitive devices, can be attached.
Verify that AO messages are permanently stored on Arweave by making HTTP requests to indexer nodes, confirming both data existence and location within the weave.
Monitor and validate AO token transfers by fetching scheduled messages, identifying Transfer actions, and verifying success through Credit and Debit notices in computation results.
Set up and run an AO Mainnet (HyperBEAM) node with indexing capabilities, including prerequisites, configuration, and server setup instructions.
Integrate with the AO Token by learning how to send transfers, read balances, verify transactions, and evaluate the token process on your own node.
Scoped AO Token integration FAQs for edge cases and operational questions not covered in the main docs.