Adot Whitepaper
  • Page
  • 🌈About Adot
    • πŸ™οΈMission
    • βœ…Long-term Goal
  • πŸ“ƒProtocol & Product Introduction
    • ⭐Highlights
      • πŸ› οΈThe Infrastructure of the Digital Economy Era
      • 🧩Wide Application Scenarios
    • πŸŽ—οΈServices
    • πŸ”—Use Case
  • πŸͺ™Search to Earn
    • πŸ…About Agems Point
  • ⛓️Architecture
    • πŸ’»Technical Architecture
    • 🌐Product Architecture
  • πŸš€Roadmap
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  • Application Examples
  • Adot AI Search Engine
  • Developer Tools
  • Protocol Highlights
  • Open-source and Composable Data
  • Standardized integration platform
  1. Protocol & Product Introduction

Services

Application Examples

Adot AI Search Engine

Adot is a new decentralized search engine tailored for the Web3 and AI era. Unlike traditional search engines, Adot not only offers intelligent and transparent search experiences but also encourages active user participation and contribution. This approach enhances the quality and completeness of search engine data, driving the growth and development of the entire search engine ecosystem.

Developer Tools

Adot provides low-code SDKs and powerful search services to help developers build their own dApps. Adot hopes to empower developers even with zero search experience to deploy search functions suitable to diverse scenarios.

Please refer to the developer APIs page for more information. The service is still under development. Adot will reveal more details soon.

Protocol Highlights

Open-source and Composable Data

An easy-to-use Web3 data schema, completed with Web2 data sources, allows developers to catch and compose needed data for their own purposes. Data is open to all conducting Adot protocols to contribute and call. Each person’s contribution will be recorded and rewarded appropriately.

Standardized integration platform

Using a standardized model to integrate different SDKs. Any application that integrates Adot can gain access to the integrated Web3 protocols.

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