Reference

Normative specifications and precise, lookup-oriented material. Reference pages state what is true and cite the source that makes it true; they are not tutorials, and they assume you already know why you are here.

For the narrative versions of the same material, see Concepts; for step-by-step instructions, see Tutorials and How-to guides.

• Counter-chain and asset support
• Glyph token protocol — normative specification
• Surviving mutants — value-moving modules

Counter-chain and asset support is the lookup table for the swap stack: which counter chains and which assets it can trade a Radiant asset against, which tokens are deliberately refused and why, and — stated separately from support — the level of proof behind each corridor.

Machine-readable companions

Cross-implementation test vectors live outside the docs tree, in conformance/. Each suite is plain JSON with a schema id, a params block, and the expected bytes, so an independent implementation can differential-test against the same canonical artifacts rather than against pyrxd’s running code.