Block Explorer v0.1 Beta
Explore the Block Graph
Discover indexed ALX Blocks, trace declared lineage, and navigate relationships across the network.
Access the Network
Discover Blocks, trace their lineage, and query connected data across the XNDR Network.
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Trace Lineage
Follow declared parents and inspect children indexed in the selected scope.
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Query Connected Data
Retrieve source-scoped Block records and relationships through the read-only API.
Read the API Overview
FAQ
What is XNDR Network?
XNDR Network indexes conforming ALX Blocks from configured sources and makes their declared relationships searchable. The Block Explorer presents indexed results for people; the read-only REST API exposes source-scoped data to applications.
What can I do in the Block Explorer?
Search with a complete blockHash or contentHash, inspect indexed Blocks and source observations, follow declared parents, and discover children observed within the selected scope. The Block Explorer reads the XNDR Network index; the Explorer does not create Blocks or change their identities.
What is an ALX Block?
An ALX Block contains JSON-compatible content, has deterministic contentHash and blockHash identities, and can declare earlier Blocks as direct parents.
How are Block relationships determined?
Parents are declared by the Block itself. Indexed children are Blocks observed within the selected scope that declare the Block as a parent.
How do I interpret an unavailable relationship?
The referenced Block has not been indexed within the selected scope. The Block may still exist in a source or elsewhere.
What does source scope mean?
A named, versioned set of configured sources. Availability, indexed children, and completeness are reported within the selected scope only.
How current is XNDR Network data?
Each response reports the index revision, the latest observation time, and completeness for the selected scope. These describe the index snapshot, not a guarantee of real-time updates or coverage of every ALX Block.
What does XNDR Network verify?
XNDR Network reports checks of Block identity, schema, and declared lineage against ALX Protocol rules, plus availability within the selected scope. Lineage may be not-checked when declared parents are not indexed in the selected scope. These checks do not establish authorship, ownership, or content truth.
How do I integrate with XNDR Network?
Use the read-only REST API to retrieve JSON from server-side applications. Anonymous access needs no key; an operator-issued key provides a higher rate tier. See the Developer Guide for a first request.