Getting Started
Create an account, verify email, get an API key, and run your first protected trade.
Read Getting Started →ATF Docs
Documentation
Start with a practical quickstart, then dive into policy primitives, permit construction, and the Policy Intelligence Layer. The docs are intentionally concise so teams can evaluate integration fit quickly.
New here? Start with Getting Started for the full signup-to-receipt walkthrough. Bot developer? Jump straight to First Protected Trade to protect an intent, get a receipt, and verify it in minutes. See Integration Surfaces for API/CLI/Plugin coverage. Agent runtime? See MCP Integration for tool-based policy enforcement via hosted endpoint, or Plans & Feature Tiers for what each plan includes.
Integration Surfaces
API, CLI, and OpenClaw plugin: capabilities, maturity, and when to use each surface.
Read Integration Surfaces →MCP Integration
Model Context Protocol: how agents call TruCore policy enforcement and receipt verification as standard MCP tools.
Read MCP Integration →Plans & Feature Tiers
Free, Pro, and Enterprise: rate limits, feature availability, and feature gating.
Read Plans & Feature Tiers →Receipts & Trust
What receipts prove, how verification works, mock vs real execution, and why receipts matter.
Read Receipts & Trust →Auth & API Keys
Signup, login, email verification, API key creation/rotation/revocation, and account recovery.
Read Auth & API Keys →Upgrade & Access
Request Pro or Enterprise, track request status, and understand feature gating.
Read Upgrade & Access →When to Use ATF
Mock vs real execution, when Free is enough, when Pro helps, and which bots benefit first.
Read When to Use ATF →First Protected Trade
Golden path: protect a swap intent, receive a receipt, and verify it. HTTP, Python, TypeScript, CLI, and OpenClaw paths.
Read First Protected Trade →ATF CLI
Comprehensive CLI reference: profiles, transactions, policy validation, bot protection, receipts, perps enforcement, agent discovery, and more.
Read ATF CLI →ATF Command Reference
Install the CLI, learn the golden-path commands (trade, setup, doctor, verify), and find advanced command groups.
Read ATF Command Reference →Quickstart
Go from policy definition to validated execution in four practical steps.
Read Quickstart →5-Minute Quickstart
Copy and run a simulator request, then inspect deterministic policy output.
Read 5-Minute Quickstart →ATF Architecture
Review threat model assumptions, permit schema, deterministic checks, and receipt hashing.
Read ATF Architecture →Integration Pattern
See how AI agents call ATF before execution and consume deterministic decisions with receipt hashes.
Read Integration Pattern →Latency-Positive ATF
How ATF evolves into a latency-positive execution layer - making protected bots faster, not slower.
Read Latency-Positive ATF →Perps Enforcement
Feature-gated perps enforcement for Hyperliquid, Drift v2, and Mango v4. OFF by default, fail-closed.
Read Perps Enforcement →DEX Guardrails
Slippage caps, DEX allowlists, mint allow/deny lists, unverified route deny, and deterministic receipts.
Read DEX Guardrails →Policy Model
Understand allowlists, limits, slippage bounds, cooldowns, and fail-closed checks.
Read Policy Model →Permit Schema v1
Use a versioned, deterministic permit contract with copyable demo fields for integration.
Read Permit Schema v1 →Receipt Specification v1
Reference the formal RFC-style receipt contract, deterministic hash rules, and version compatibility policy.
Read Receipt Specification v1 →Verification
Understand what content_hash means, what --verify guarantees, and how to use receipt verification in production.
Read Verification →Anchoring & Execution Roadmap
Review live, preview, and planned phases for receipt verification and anchoring evolution.
Read Anchoring & Execution Roadmap →Permits
Learn permit fields, domain separation, TTL, nonce usage, and replay protection.
Read Permits →OpenClaw Plugin
Install @trucore/trucore-atf, review thirteen tools, safety defaults, and configuration options.
Read OpenClaw Plugin →Agent Discovery
Machine-readable ATF manifest, OpenClaw plugin, recipes_v2 self-install, and receipts-backed savings reporting for autonomous agents.
Read Agent Discovery →Profiles & Config
Named profiles, secrets separation, and configuration management.
Read Profiles & Config →Receipts & Verification
Deterministic receipt verification and local hash recomputation.
Read Receipts & Verification →Swap Permit Parameters
Parameter glossary, safe defaults, and override precedence for swap permits.
Read Swap Permit Parameters →Simulate, Verify, Execute
The canonical ATF workflow from simulation through verification to execution.
Read Simulate, Verify, Execute →Helius RPC Setup
Configure profiles, set a Helius endpoint, and confirm connectivity.
Read Helius RPC Setup →Devnet Burner Quickstart
Disposable devnet wallets for fast, safe testing.
Read Devnet Burner Quickstart →Production Bot Basics
Profile separation, receipts retention, and operational hygiene.
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