Contribute to TrustLink Labs: Research, Code, and Docs

How to contribute to TrustLink Labs protocols, research, and reference applications. Links to GitHub repos, research library, TSN blog, and X.

TrustLink Labs welcomes protocol engineers, cryptographers, security researchers, distributed-systems developers, technical writers, and open-source contributors.

Contribute

The best way to start is to inspect the code, reproduce the Devnet flows, and propose improvements against the source.

• TrustLink Labs on GitHub
• TrustLink Pay repository
• TrustLink Labs Research library
• TSN Receiver
• TSN Node
• TSN RPC Gateway
• TSN research blog
• X / @TrustLinkLabs

For cross-network work, contributors can participate in route research, liquidity review, contract review, operator testing, incident analysis, and community route proposals. A route proposal must include technical evidence; community interest alone does not activate a settlement route. See Community and route governance.

Integrate

If you are building on TSN, start with the developer path:

1. Getting started — install the SDK and submit your first intent.
2. Security invariants — understand the canonical rules that govern every payment.
3. Payment intent lifecycle — walk through the full flow from intent to settlement.

TrustLink Labs GitHub

Organization page and repositories.

TrustLink Pay

Reference application and protocol workspace.

TSN Receiver

Durable ingress, work storage, and leases.

TSN Node

Stateless verification and route decisions.

TSN RPC Gateway

Controlled Solana RPC transport.

Research library

Canonical research papers and protocol design.

TSN blog

Protocol updates and research notes.

X / @TrustLinkLabs

Announcements and community.