Grant Application for Internets

[adotlex]

Project Internets

Internets (previously Interlayer) is a Programmable Message-Passing-Neural-Network layer 1 blockchain. Internets' purpose is to unify web3 fragmentation by utilising graph theory to create a 'network of networks' - an environment of shared blockchain primitives allowing Interchain application development, deployment, and interaction.

Grant level

• Level 1: Up to $10,000, 2 approvals
• Level 2: Up to $30,000, 3 approvals
• Level 3: Unlimited, 5 approvals (for >$100k: Web3 Foundation Council approval)

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[keeganquigley]

Hi @adotlex thanks for the application and sorry for the delay, we were a bit behind due to the holidays but catching up now. Here are a couple of initial questions:

• Could you provide more technical details on how the compose pallet will allow developers to define and modify these primitives? For example, which specific operations will be supported?
• how will you ensure that modifications to Interprmitives don't introduce security vulnerabilities or conflicts?
• what benchmarks are you targeting for key operations like creating, modifying, and querying Interprimitives, as well as for message passing?
• what level of abstraction will the SDKs provide?
• Will you provide integration tests as well, or just unit tests?