Documentation
Concepts, running a node, the quickstart, and SDK tutorials: the path from zero to your first transaction.
Everything you need to point a client at Lineage, in one place: the base URLs by node class, the current network status, and how to stand up your own stack.
TestnetLive network
https://mempool.lineage.toTransactions, balances, supply, and mempool metadata.https://storage.lineage.toFull blockchain history and block reads.https://miner.lineage.toWallet, payments, and the current mining block.Pick the path that fits: learn the concepts, look up an endpoint, or pull in a client library and start sending transactions.
Concepts, running a node, the quickstart, and SDK tutorials: the path from zero to your first transaction.
Every /v1 endpoint, grouped by the node that serves it, with parameters, request and response shapes, and examples.
Official clients hold your keys locally, sign transactions, and talk to the API for you — pick the one for your stack.
New to the project? Read Lineage: The Living Economy for the full specification, or browse every repository on GitHub.
Building against the network? Pull test LNGX from the developer faucet — one claim per address, no card required.
Every SDK shares the same wire format — keys and signatures are byte-for-byte compatible, so a wallet created in one works in all of them. Each is published to its language’s package registry.
@lineage-foundation/sdk-js
lineage-sdk
github.com/lineage-foundation/sdk-go
lineage-sdk
lineage/php
lineage/laravel
Building an AI agent? A hosted Model Context Protocol server exposes balances, transactions, keypair and seed generation, block and transaction lookups, supply, and node health as tools. And the lineage AI Skills plugin makes Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, opencode, and more expert in building on Lineage.
Specification and research questions live in the Fremen Forum (hosted on Discourse). Implementation questions belong in the repo issue trackers on GitHub.
Specification and research discussion for the protocol and its mechanisms.
Implementation questions, bugs, and contributions on the open repositories.
Real-time chat with the community and the team for build questions and quick help.
The protocol, the reference deployment, and the documentation are all open. Pick up the docs or jump straight into the source.