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Developer Guidelines

How to work with the official ProjectUSD specifications

ProjectUSD is a specification-only repository.
It contains no smart contract code and no official implementation.

These guidelines help developers implement ProjectUSD independently,
while respecting architectural boundaries and security expectations.

⚙️ 1. Follow the Specifications Exactly

Any implementation must follow:

  • /Architecture/specs/README.en.md
  • all module-specific SPEC documents
  • the ProjectUSD Whitepaper

Do not modify economic logic, invariants, or core mechanics.

🔍 2. Transparency Requirements

Implementations should be:

  • open source
  • publicly verifiable
  • fully reproducible
  • released under a clear license

Private or closed-source implementations are discouraged.

🔒 3. Security Requirements

Before launching any implementation:

  • request an audit from reputable firms
  • publish audit reports publicly
  • include test coverage
  • consider formal verification
  • follow best practices for Solidity/Vyper security

ProjectUSD does not endorse or verify third-party code.

🚫 4. No Official Implementation

The ProjectUSD repo does not publish or maintain smart contracts.
Any implementation is independent and not official.

Do not claim affiliation, endorsement, or partnership.

🤝 5. Contributing Back

If you find improvements for the SPECS, you may:

  • open an Issue
  • submit a Pull Request for documentation
  • propose clarifications via GitHub Discussions

Code contributions for implementations are out of scope.

📩 Contact

Discussion & community support:
https://t.me/ProjectUSD_Discussion