> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.nfh.global/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.nfh.global/build/resources.md). # Resources and changelog Working group, changelog, repositories, and the broader resource map. ## Network * **Protocol specifications** — [docs.nfh.global/beckn](https://docs.nfh.global/beckn) (discovery/transaction) · [docs.nfh.global/finternet](https://docs.nfh.global/finternet) (tokenisation) · [docs.nfh.global/dedi](https://docs.nfh.global/dedi) (registries). * **Registry** — the live Registry surface, realised by DeDi: [dedi.global](https://dedi.global) · publish: [publish.dedi.global](https://publish.dedi.global/) · explore: [explore.dedi.global](https://explore.dedi.global/). * **Governance** — how decisions are made and how to participate. See [Governance and the open commons](/nfh-fabric/fabric.md#nfh-fabric-is-open-for-anyone-to-build-on). ## Repositories | Project | Link | | --------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Trust Labs (DeDi, OpenCred) | [github.com/nfh-trust-labs](https://github.com/nfh-trust-labs) | | OpenCred releases & issues | [opencred-releases](https://github.com/nfh-trust-labs/opencred-releases) | | OpenCred Docker image | `ghcr.io/nfh-trust-labs/opencred/opencred-server:latest` | | OpenCred VC schemas | [opencred-vc-schemas](https://github.com/nfh-trust-labs/opencred-vc-schemas) | | DeDi protocol (LFDT) | [LF-Decentralized-Trust-labs/decentralized-directory-protocol](https://github.com/LF-Decentralized-Trust-labs/decentralized-directory-protocol) | | NFH fabric website | [networks-for-humanity.github.io/fabric-website](https://networks-for-humanity.github.io/fabric-website/) | ## Build * **Product how-tos** — operator guides for the shipping products. See [Product documentation](/product-documentation/products.md). * **Getting started** — the end-to-end walkthrough. See [Getting started with NFH fabric](/build/getting-started-with-fabric.md). * **SDKs & reference nodes** — client libraries and open-source edge runtimes, published in the component repositories. ## Read * **The story** — why NFH fabric exists and the open-vs-owned choice. See [Open or owned](/nfh-fabric/open-rails.md). * **Working group** — open discussions, RFCs, roadmap input. * **Changelog** — protocol and reference-software releases (OpenCred: [releases](https://github.com/nfh-trust-labs/opencred-releases/releases)). ## Useful links | Resource | Description | | ------------------------------------------------------------------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | [Beckn Protocol v2](https://github.com/beckn/protocol-specifications-v2) | v2.0 spec with JSON-LD/schema.org-aligned core schema, modular schema packs, and CDS-based discovery for decentralized commerce networks. | | [NFH fabric Schema Registry](https://schema.beckn.io/) | Collaborative registry of 345+ schema types and definitions for Beckn Protocol across mobility, logistics, energy, and financial services. | | [ONIX](https://github.com/beckn/beckn-onix) | Plugin-based middleware adapter enabling secure, validated message exchange between consumer nodes and provider nodes across NFH fabric networks. | | [DeDi Docs](https://docs.nfh.global/dedi) | Universal decentralized directory infrastructure for public registries — public keys, membership, and revocation — under Linux Foundation Decentralized Trust. | | [OpenCred](https://opencred.global/) | Open infrastructure for issuing tamper-proof, W3C-compliant verifiable credentials with zero data storage, by Networks for Humanity. | | [DEG - Digital Energy Grid](https://github.com/beckn/DEG) | Specs for an interoperable digital energy ecosystem enabling decentralized energy contracts for production, consumption, and storage. | | [Retail](https://github.com/beckn/local-retail) | Retail v2 schema family (RetailCore, grocery, food & beverage, home & kitchen) and reference documentation for Beckn Protocol v2 networks. | | [Mobility](https://github.com/beckn/mobility) | Mobility domain ontology, worked example payloads, and a devkit for Beckn Protocol v2. | ## Get in touch Open issues on GitHub, join the working group, attend the open community calls. 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