https://youtu.be/0gESbR6nXm4

Hey, everyone! Since every UI is built on a different framework, we’re not sure if other UIs are using the same one as us. It’s possible that simply open-sourcing our code won’t be enough to make our features usable for others. To address this, we’re also providing plug-and-play APIs.

In this clip:  

- Inleo is built primarily using Rust.  
- Keystore, X, Google Lite accounts, and Dynamic Resource Credits are already live.  
- We’re providing usable APIs.


Inleo is built primarily with Rust, and other UIs might not use the same framework we do. Open-sourcing our code alone wouldn’t solve compatibility issues or be easy to implement for them. That’s why we’re offering ready-to-use APIs, which we believe are more valuable for the Hive ecosystem.

While open-source code can help other UIs guide their own development, it might not be directly usable if their frameworks aren’t compatible with ours. With ready-to-use API endpoints, however, they can build a UI within their own UI, integrate our APIs, and leverage our technology directly.

Right now, the onboarding protocols are already live, along with the APIs and open-source code for most of them. We’re providing this open-source material and APIs as part of our [proposal](https://peakd.com/me/proposals/332), and we’ll continue to develop new technology for Inleo and the  Hive ecosystem.

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