Guide for Builders
Ensuring a successful launch for all Builders
JuliaOS Builder Comprehensive Launch Guide
Welcome, Builder! Launching a project and token on JuliaOS is an exciting step. This guide covers every phase of the process, ensuring your project is secure, compliant, and set up for long-term success within the JuliaOS ecosystem.
Table of Contents
Ecosystem Orientation
Project Design & Planning
Team Formation & Responsibilities
Technical Development & Integration
Legal & Compliance
JuliaOS Builder Approval Process
Tokenomics & Smart Contract Launch
Security & Risk Management
Go-to-Market, Community & Communication
Launch Execution Checklist
Post-Launch: Operations, Growth & Governance
1. Ecosystem Orientation
Understand JuliaOS:
Review JuliaOS documentation and familiarize yourself with available frameworks (AI Agents, Swarms, APIs, SDKs, dApps).
Ecosystem Roles:
You are a Builder: an independent project, responsible for your own roadmap and token, using JuliaOS technology with official approval and guidance.
JuliaOS Principles:
Openness, compliance, innovation, security, and community.
Connect:
Join official Telegram channel and follow BuildOnJulia on Twitter/ X
2. Project Design & Planning
Define Project Vision & Mission
What is your unique value proposition?
Who is your core user?
How does your project leverage JuliaOS technology?
Draft a Whitepaper/Project Brief
Overview, technical architecture, tokenomics, team, roadmap
Market & Competitive Analysis
Identify existing solutions, key differentiators, and market fit.
3. Team Formation & Responsibilities
Core Roles Needed
Technical Lead/Developers (Julia, smart contracts, dApp/frontend)
Product/Project Manager
Community/Marketing Manager
Auditor
Advice from JuliaOS official team is also possible, but needs to be requested
Documentation
Public team profiles (Some team members must be doxxed at minimum)
Clear org chart
Best Practice:
Use multisig wallets for treasury and key operations.
4. Technical Development & Integration
Architecture Planning
System architecture diagram (backend, contracts, frontend, data, storage)
Develop Your Product
Use official JuliaOS modules and APIs
Integrate with JuliaOS testnets/staging
Modularize for future upgrades
Documentation & Testing
Comprehensive README, developer docs, API references
Automated testing (unit, integration, end-to-end)
Performance/load testing
Interoperability
Ensure compatibility with relevant blockchains (e.g., Solana)
Consider cross-chain capabilities if relevant
5. Legal & Compliance
Regulatory Review
Recommended: Consult a blockchain-savvy legal team on jurisdictional requirements (securities laws, KYC/AML, data privacy)
Terms of Service/Privacy Policy
Prepare end-user terms and privacy notices
Intellectual Property
Open source vs. proprietary code considerations
Licensing (MIT, GPL, custom—must be compatible with JuliaOS terms)
JuliaOS Builder Agreement
Review, sign, and adhere to JuliaOS Builder Terms
6. JuliaOS Builder Approval Process
Project Application
Submit application with full project brief, whitepaper, team info, token model, technical spec
Internal Review
JuliaOS team reviews for ecosystem alignment, security, regulatory compliance
KYC/Identity Verification
Complete identity/KYC checks for team leads (as required)
Technical Audit
Smart contract audit (by approved auditors or open-source community review)
Approval & Onboarding
Receive written approval, onboarding package, and listing on JuliaOS Builder registry
Ongoing Compliance
Agree to regular check-ins, reporting, and compliance updates
7. Tokenomics & Smart Contract Launch
Tokenomics Design
Max supply, distribution plan, vesting schedules, use cases
Inflation/deflation, utility, governance, staking
Treasury and foundation allocation
Smart Contract Development
Standards: SPL (Solana), ERC-20/721 (if EVM compatible), or JuliaOS custom
Audit: Use static analysis tools and third-party audits
Testnet deployment and public test
Upgradeability/failsafes (pausable, upgradable proxies, admin controls)
Compliance
Regulatory filings as necessary
8. Security & Risk Management
Smart Contract Security
Audit all code (internal and external)
Formal verification for critical contracts
Key Management
Use hardware wallets, multisig, and secure key storage
Bug Bounties & Responsible Disclosure
Set up bug bounty programs (via Immunefi, HackerOne, or custom)
Publish responsible disclosure policy
Operational Security
Access controls, regular backups, incident response plan
User Safety
Clear warnings about risks, especially in DeFi contexts
9. Go-to-Market, Community & Communication
Community Building
Launch Discord/Telegram/Forum, set community guidelines
Regular AMAs, development updates, and transparency reports to keep the community engaged
Documentation
User guides, onboarding flows, FAQ
Developer SDK and API docs
Marketing & PR
Launch website, blog, and social media
Announce launch dates and roadmap
Coordinate with JuliaOS for joint announcements
Partnerships & Integrations
Seek collaborations with other JuliaOS Builders
10. Launch Execution Checklist
11. Post-Launch: Operations, Growth & Governance
Support & Maintenance
Monitor smart contracts and system health (alerts, analytics)
Prompt patching for vulnerabilities or bugs
Growth & Feedback
Collect user feedback, iterate on features and roadmap
Expand integrations and partnerships
Governance
If applicable, implement token-based governance
Publish governance frameworks and voting procedures
Reporting
Regular project updates to JuliaOS and your community
Transparency reports on treasury, progress, incidents
Compliance
Stay current on legal/regulatory developments
Renew KYC/compliance as requested by JuliaOS
Conclusion
Launching as a Builder on JuliaOS is both a privilege and responsibility. By following our guide and recommendations, you ensure your project is robust, secure, and compliant—positioned for growth in the thriving JuliaOS ecosystem.
Need More?
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