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Getting Started in 3 Steps

Go from zero to deployed in minutes. The Autheo CLI handles environment setup, contract scaffolding, and network connections automatically.

01

Set Up Environment

Install the Autheo CLI and configure your local development environment. Supports macOS, Linux, and Windows via WSL.

$ npm install -g @autheo/cli
02

Deploy Your First Contract

Write and deploy a Solidity smart contract to the Autheo testnet. Full EVM compatibility means your existing contracts work out of the box.

$ autheo deploy --network testnet
03

Connect to the Network

Integrate cross-chain messaging via IBC, attach AutheoID for decentralized identity, and access the Eigensphere AI Engine.

$ autheo connect --ibc --identity

Technology Stack

Autheo combines battle-tested infrastructure with cutting-edge capabilities into a unified platform. Every component is designed to interoperate natively — no third-party bridges or middleware required.

Cosmos SDK Foundation — Modular, sovereign blockchain framework with Tendermint BFT consensus
EVM Compatibility — Full Ethereum VM via Cronos EVM module for Solidity smart contracts
IBC Cross-Chain — Native Inter-Blockchain Communication to 200+ Cosmos chains
AutheoID — Post-quantum secure decentralized identity with W3C DID compliance
GDPR/HIPAA Geofencing — Built-in compliance layer for regulated data handling across jurisdictions
Eigensphere AI Engine — AI-native orchestration for intelligent automation and smart contract optimization
APPLICATION LAYER Solidity CosmWasm Eigensphere MIDDLEWARE Cronos EVM AutheoID / IBC CONSENSUS Cosmos SDK + Tendermint BFT LAYER-0 OS Compliance Geofencing · Data Sovereignty · Network Governance

Developer Tools

Everything you need to build, test, deploy, and monitor your applications on Autheo.

Documentation

Comprehensive guides covering architecture, API references, tutorials, and best practices. From first contract to production deployment.

SDKs & APIs

Client libraries in JavaScript, Rust, and Go. Type-safe interfaces, auto-generated from protobuf definitions.

CLI Tools

Scaffold projects, manage keys, deploy contracts, query state, and interact with the network — all from the command line.

npm i -g @autheo/cli

Smart Contract Templates

Pre-audited templates for ERC-20, ERC-721, governance, staking, DeFi, and cross-chain messaging — ready to customize and deploy.

Testnet Faucet

Get free testnet tokens to deploy and test your smart contracts. No KYC required — just connect your wallet and start building.

Block Explorer

Inspect transactions, contracts, blocks, and validators in real time. Full support for EVM and Cosmos-native transactions.

Built in the Open, for Everyone

The Autheo codebase is released under a dual MIT / Apache 2.0 license — giving you maximum freedom to use, modify, and distribute the code in both open-source and commercial projects.

Dual License

Choose MIT or Apache 2.0 depending on your project's needs. Both are OSI-approved and enterprise-friendly.

How to Contribute

Fork the repo, pick an issue, submit a PR. We review all contributions and provide feedback within 48 hours.

GitHub Repositories

Core protocol, SDKs, CLI tools, smart contract templates, documentation, and community tools — all open source.

Coming Soon

main feat/evm feat/ibc v0.1.0 v0.2.0 v0.3.0 v0.4.0 MIT Apache 2.0 Open Source Dual Licensed
In Development

The Bug Bounty Program is currently being finalized. Check back soon for details on how to participate.

Bug Bounty Program

We take security seriously. Our bug bounty program rewards security researchers who responsibly disclose vulnerabilities in the Autheo protocol, smart contracts, and infrastructure.

Reward Tiers

Critical Up to $100,000
High Up to $25,000
Medium Up to $5,000
Low Up to $1,000

Scope

Core Protocol Smart Contracts Consensus Engine IBC Module AutheoID Eigensphere AI Web Infrastructure
Responsible Disclosure Policy
SECURITY_FIRST

Start Building Today

Everything you need to go from idea to deployed application on the Autheo network. Read the docs, claim testnet tokens, and ship your first contract.

Read the Documentation Access Testnet