The Transparency Dashboard is a public interface that displays projects registered on the Credible Layer, their linked contracts, and the assertions protecting them.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.phylax.systems/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
For a high-level view of how the platform interfaces with the rest of the system, see
Interface Overview.
Features
Browse Projects
View public projects and their details:- Project names, descriptions, and target chains
- Linked contract addresses
- Active assertions protecting each contract
- Assertion implementation details, trigger conditions, and parameters
- Recent public events related to contracts and assertions being added or removed
- Limited public invalidation records, when available
Search / Filter
- You can search for projects at any time using the search bar in the top right corner or by hitting
cmd/ctrl + k - You can filter projects by network
Accessing the Transparency Dashboard
- Click the “Transparency” tab in the navigation bar
- Browse projects

Use Cases
For Users and Security Researchers- Verify which assertions protect a protocol before interacting
- Compare security postures across protocols
- Browse assertions from protocols with similar contracts
- Learn from existing assertion implementations
- Copy and adapt assertion patterns for your own protocol
Visibility Boundaries
The public explorer is designed to make assertion posture reviewable without exposing private incident evidence. Public views can show:- Projects and protected contracts
- Active assertion posture
- Public project events
- Limited invalidation metadata
- Aggregate invalidation history, such as a reference ID and timestamp
- Full invalidating transaction payloads
- Execution traces and assertion traces
- Staging invalidations
- Notification and project management settings
Why Users Trust Protected Protocols
- Public registry: Assertions and protected contracts are visible on-chain
- Transparent enforcement: Dropped transactions surface as limited public invalidation records and detailed private project incidents
- Auditable rules: Assertions are published Solidity, not opaque policy
Next Steps
Platform Overview
Learn more about the platform
Projects
Create your own project
Incidents
Learn more about invalidations
Writing Assertions
Learn how to write assertions

