Where to find AXL Protocol on the public internet. Conversation lives at GitHub Discussions. Releases live at GitHub and PyPI. Spec walkthroughs and gate-evidence narratives live at YouTube. Real-time chat lives at Matrix. Status of each channel is honest; nothing is overclaimed.
Click Watch then choose Custom and enable Releases plus Discussions. Notifications go to the email on your GitHub account. Best signal for new releases, pinned threads, and breaking RFC outcomes.
Subscribe to @axlprotocol once the channel is live. Bell icon for first-video alert. Long-tail technical content; cadence is honest at 1 per month, no shorts, no clickbait thumbnails.
GitHub serves a per-repo Atom feed for releases. Add to any feed reader. Best for axl-core and axl-corpus where release cadence is stable.
Per-package PyPI RSS feed for new release notifications. Add to any feed reader. Tracks new versions but not release notes; pair with the GitHub Atom feed.
AXL has no Twitter or X account, no Mastodon presence, no LinkedIn company page, no Discord server, and no Lobsters submissions. This is by design. The project has limited operator bandwidth and four platforms (GitHub, YouTube, Hacker News, mod-driven Reddit) cover the addressable audience without fragmenting the conversation.
The specific reasons per platform are documented in the social strategy overview at the socials pack. Short version: Twitter, Mastodon, and LinkedIn either duplicate the GitHub audience without unique reach or have time costs disproportionate to expected return. Discord adds another real-time chat surface that overlaps with Matrix without clear advantage. Lobsters reaches a small audience that Hacker News dominates. Reddit was previously skipped for self-promo reasons; the mod arrangement (community member with established account history acting as poster and moderator) dissolves that blocker, and Reddit is now in scope at low cadence.
The 90-day checkpoint reviews this decision. If GitHub Discussions, YouTube, and Hacker News each meet their threshold (5 organic Discussions threads, 3 published videos, 1 successful HN post), the project considers expanding to one additional platform. Until then, fewer platforms done well.
Each channel is owned by the AXL Protocol founding steward (Diego Carranza, dcarranza-axl on GitHub). Cross-posting order is fixed: GitHub Discussions first, YouTube second, Hacker News third, personal LinkedIn fourth as a one-line link to the Discussions thread. The Code of Conduct and the Moderation Policy at the community repository apply across every venue listed on this page. Adversarial commenters are routed to the Code of Conduct first; engagement after that is at operator discretion. The project's principle is to publish corrections in the same channel as the original claim. Spec versions, release dates, and gate verdicts are reproducible from committed SHAs at the canonical research repository (private during the v4.0.1 productization gate; public mirror planned post-gate).