Our vision is to provide official SDKs and integration tutorials that enable developers to effortlessly incorporate TAO.BOT’s Bittensor data and upcoming widget features into their own applications or dashboards. Whether you’re creating a real-time analytics portal, integrating subnetwork metrics, or building a user-friendly price chart, our libraries and guides will streamline the process.

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Planned SDKs

We aim to offer libraries in popular languages, such as:

  • JavaScript/TypeScript: Ideal for front-end or Node.js-based integration.
  • Python: Useful for data science workflows, AI-driven projects, or rapid prototyping.
  • Rust & Go: Potential for performant CLI tools, server-side modules, or advanced aggregator services.

Each SDK will focus on:

  • Bittensor Chain Queries: Retrieve subnetwork metrics, token stats, historical data, and other relevant blockchain information.
  • Aggregator Endpoints (Roadmap): Advanced utilities to parse or combine metrics from multiple subnets for deeper insights.
  • Embeddable Widgets: Simplify loading price charts, token tickers, or user sentiment modules on any website.

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Integration Tutorials

We plan to publish step-by-step guides on:

  1. Embedding Price Widgets or Charts
    Learn how to insert subnetwork token charts or tickers into your React/Vue app, customizing styles and data intervals.

  2. Building Real-Time Dashboards
    Leverage our data endpoints for continuous Bittensor updates, enabling live charts and analytics in your own UI.

  3. Advanced Aggregator Queries
    Explore how to combine multiple subnetwork metrics, analyze user sentiment, or track historical supply/dominance trends.

These guides will include code samples, best practices, and troubleshooting tips, ensuring a smooth development experience.

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Timeline & Beta Access

We’ll roll out SDKs and tutorials shortly after our public API release. If you’re interested in early testing or have specific integration needs, please email support@tao.bot. Your feedback will help shape our developer resources.

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Community Contributions

Once the SDKs are available, we plan to host them on our GitHub. Developers can open issues, contribute features, or submit pull requests, fostering a collaborative environment around TAO.BOT’s Bittensor data ecosystem.

Stay tuned for official announcements on open-source availability and ongoing improvements to our libraries and guides!