Apraxus Documentation

Everything you need to understand and build with Apraxus.

Protocol concepts, architecture, APXS, testnet infrastructure, developer tooling and security documentation — organized around what exists today and what Apraxus is designed to become.

Current Environment

Arbitrum Sepolia Testnet

APXS and the Apraxus developer platform are currently available for development and testing. Production mainnet infrastructure is not enabled.

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Documentation Map

Explore the Apraxus stack

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Introduction

Understand what Apraxus is, why autonomous software needs new infrastructure, and what is available today.

PROTOCOL

Protocol Concepts

The conceptual model behind intent-driven, policy-aware autonomous software workflows.

APXS

Token & Economics

APXS token information, testnet deployment, supply and the role of the token within the developing ecosystem.

NETWORK

Architecture

Separate the infrastructure available today on Arbitrum from the longer-term Apraxus network architecture.

DEVELOPERS

Developer Platform

Build and test integrations using API v1, the SDK foundation, sandbox and developer tooling.

SECURITY

Security

Security principles, current controls, limitations and the longer-term verification and audit path.

RESEARCH

Future Architecture

Longer-term research around agent economies, autonomous execution, cross-chain infrastructure and a potential native network.

PROJECT

Project & Ecosystem

Follow development, understand the project trajectory and explore the broader ecosystem direction.

Documentation Principle

Verified today. Designed for tomorrow.

Apraxus documentation distinguishes deployed testnet infrastructure from development work and longer-term protocol research. Future architecture is documented as a design direction, not as production functionality.

Developer Path

From first request to testnet integration.

Start with the Quickstart, create a development API key, use the sandbox, explore API v1 and connect a wallet to the Arbitrum Sepolia testnet.

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