The documentation site for ACTA: verifiable credentials and decentralized identity on Stellar. It is the single reference for everything an issuer, holder, verifier, or integrator needs to build on ACTA, from the REST API and the SDK to the Soroban contracts and the dApp.
- Live: https://docs.acta.build
- dApp: https://dapp.acta.build
- DID resolver: https://did.acta.build
- API:
https://api.{testnet,mainnet}.acta.build
ACTA issues W3C-style verifiable credentials anchored on Stellar and Soroban:
did:stellaridentities resolved from an on-chain registry, decoupled from any single wallet (key rotation, portability).- Single-tenant credential vaults, one Soroban contract per owner, deployed
by a
vc-vault-factory. Status and revocation are publicly verifiable on Stellar; issuance fees settle on-chain in USDC. - A prepare/submit flow so the user's Stellar wallet signs every transaction; the services never hold keys.
Bilingual (English / Spanish) content for:
- Welcome: introduction, architecture, getting started.
- API Reference: vault, credential, contract-info, sponsored-vault, and health endpoints (prepare/submit XDR).
- SDK (
@acta-team/credentials):useVault,useCredential,useVaultRead, sponsored vault. - Contracts:
vc-vault-factory, single-tenantvc-vault,did-stellar-registry, and contract errors. - dApp: features and usage of the web app.
- MCP: the docs MCP server for AI assistants.
- Next.js (App Router), React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS.
- Content is authored as typed
DocPagemodules (not Markdown files), which keeps it type-checked and lets the build generate a machine-readable index. @acta-team/docs-mcp(inpackages/docs-mcp): an MCP server that exposes the docs to AI assistants, built from a generateddocs-data.json.
npm install
npm run devThe site runs at http://localhost:3000/.
| Script | What it does |
|---|---|
npm run dev |
Start the dev server |
npm run build |
Generate the docs index and build the site |
npm run start |
Run the production server |
npm run lint |
Run ESLint |
npm run format |
Format with Prettier |
npm run mcp:generate-docs |
Regenerate the MCP docs-data.json from content |
src/content/docs/modules/<module>/<lang>/<page>.ts- oneDocPageper page (slug,title,section,tocItems,content).<lang>isenores.src/content/docs/navigation/{en,es}.ts- sidebar navigation per language.src/content/docs/locales/- UI strings.packages/docs-mcp/- the MCP server and the generateddocs-data.json.
After editing content, run npm run mcp:generate-docs so the search index and
MCP data stay in sync.
MIT.