Resources
Every link, one page.
Aftermath's public surface is spread across a documentation space, a package registry, a GitHub organization, an OpenAPI spec, and a handful of community channels. This is the index.
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Documentation
The canonical reference for protocol mechanics, fee schedules, tutorials, and contract addresses. Everything on this site is a summary of something documented there.
- DocumentationProtocol documentation — mechanics, fees, tutorials, and contracts.
- Perpetuals docsHow the perpetuals order book, margin, funding, and liquidations work.
- Smart-Order Router docsThe Smart-Order Router: route construction, exact-out, and fees.
- Liquid staking docsafSUI mechanics, fee structure, and the staked SUI vault architecture.
- 文档 (中文)简体中文 documentation space.
- 문서 (한국어)한국어 documentation space.
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Developer references
Public integration surfaces. No API key is required for public reads, and the perpetuals API is reachable from stock CCXT.
- SDK referenceGenerated TypeDoc reference for aftermath-ts-sdk.
- aftermath-ts-sdk on npmThe published package. Apache-2.0, ESM, one runtime dependency.
- API referenceInteractive REST and CCXT API reference, served from the API itself.
- OpenAPI specThe raw OpenAPI document behind that reference.
- CCXT integrationCCXT's own documentation for the Aftermath exchange integration.
- Router Postman collectionPostman collection for the router API.
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Open source
Public repositories under the AftermathFinance organization on GitHub.
- GitHub organizationThe organization — SDKs, Move packages, and tooling.
- aftermath-ts-sdkTypeScript SDK. Typed access to every protocol.
- move-amm-publicThe Aftermath AMM implementation, in Move.
- aftermath-sdk-rustRust SDK used internally at Aftermath.
- move-interfacesShared Move interfaces for integrating with Aftermath packages.
- skillsAgent skills for integrating with Aftermath from AI coding tools.
- native-bridge-widgetEmbeddable widget for the native Sui bridge.
- move-session-design-patternA Move design pattern for session-scoped capabilities.
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Security
Published third-party reviews. Pools and liquid staking have OtterSec reports; the other protocols do not have published audits.
- Pools audit — OtterSecOtterSec review of the Aftermath AMM pools.
- Liquid staking audit — OtterSecOtterSec review of the afSUI liquid staking contracts.
- Security overviewHow the onchain trust model works, and what is not yet audited.
- Contract addressesMainnet package and object ids, linked to the Sui explorer.
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Writing
Long-form writing lives on Medium rather than on this site. These are the pieces worth starting with.
- BlogThe Aftermath publication — protocol write-ups and announcements.
- Shared custody on SuiHow shared custody on Sui works, and why DCA orders can use the fast path instead of consensus.
- SIP-6 and the validatorSIP-6, the Sui improvement proposal Aftermath authored to make a fully decentralized liquid staking token possible.
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Community
Discord is the fastest route to the team — it is also where you request a higher API rate limit.
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Protocol
The app itself, and the chain it settles on.
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Legal
The terms and privacy policy are maintained in the documentation and govern use of the protocol interfaces.
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