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  • PROTOCOL OVERVIEW
    • ✖️About Context Protocol
    • 👾Why Context Protocol?
      • Verified AI-Ready Domains (VARD)
      • Training AI with verified data
      • SaaS Solution
    • 🤖Technology behind Context
    • 📈$TEX Token
      • Multi-chain token
      • Token Utility
      • Governance
      • Allocation
    • 🧐Use Cases and Applications
      • 📢Telegram bot for updates
      • 🔵Basenames integration
      • 🌎dWeb: Descentralized Website
      • 📌Decentralized Link3
  • DEVELOPERS
    • 👨‍💻Why build on Context
    • 🏗️Typescript SDK
      • Initialization
      • Working with Domains
      • Managing Documents
      • Creating Templates
      • Assets
      • Error Handling
    • 📑Example Workflow
    • ✨Create your first Domain
  • COMMUNITY
    • 🪂Community Program
    • 🫂Social Media
  • RESOURCES
    • 🛟Support
    • 🖥️WebApp
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  1. PROTOCOL OVERVIEW

What is Context?

Last updated 1 year ago

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Context Protocol is a Web3 Semantic Layer that redefines the way we interact with and manage data in the decentralized digital landscape. At its core, Context Protocol bridges the gap between decentralized storage solutions and semantic understanding, providing a framework where data is not just stored, but also intelligently understood and utilized.

Data stored through these Documents can be associated with one or more schemas, such as "human", "programmer" or "event organizer", and then registered with distinctive identifiers in our Polygon registry. This registry functions as a Semantic Name Service, where each identifier relates to a "smart document," the term we use for on-chain Documents designated for data storage.

The functionality of these smart documents can vary substantially depending on the associated schemas. In addition, smart documents incorporate versioning, which enhances the data with traceability features that allow its progression to be tracked over time.