> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.antivamp.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.antivamp.io/readme.md).

# AntiVamp Documentation

AntiVamp gives every token identity — its **name + ticker** — a single source of truth across chains and launchpads. Before a launch goes live, a launchpad asks AntiVamp one question: *is this identity available, reserved, or protected — and is this the wallet allowed to use it?* AntiVamp answers with a cryptographically signed decision that any party can verify.

## Start here

* **Launchpad engineers** → [Quickstart](/partners/01_quickstart.md) — a sandbox key to a working `allow`/`block` decision in under an afternoon.
* **Going to production** → [Production Onboarding](/production/10_production_onboarding.md).
* **Creators & teams** → [Reserving a name and ticker](/reserve/reserving-a-name-and-ticker.md).

## What AntiVamp guarantees

| Decision                | Meaning                                                    |
| ----------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------- |
| `allow`                 | Identity is available; launch may proceed.                 |
| `allow_authorized_only` | Protected identity; only the authorized wallet may launch. |
| `block`                 | Protected identity, wrong wallet — reject the launch.      |
| `recheck_required`      | Data is stale/incomplete — re-validate, do not launch.     |
| `service_unavailable`   | Critical failure — fail closed, do not launch.             |

Every decision is Ed25519-signed with a published, per-environment key and is replay-resistant. AntiVamp **fails closed**: if protection state cannot be verified, it never silently returns `allow`.

## Sections

* **Partners** — integration, security, signed decisions, webhooks, SDK.
* **Production** — production onboarding and key rotation.
* **Reserve** — reserving and protecting an identity on-chain.


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