chandrahub.net is the open beta for the Chandra governed deployment network. Organizations getting started with Chandra connect here. Organizations running Chandra at scale run their own chandrahub instance — the topology is decentralized by design.
Chandra is an open protocol for append-only, hash-chained, attributed audit records. Every act — every human decision, every agent action — produces a record at the moment it occurs. Immutable. Attributed. Hash-sealed to its predecessor.
A chandrahub instance is the governed deployment network for a forest of Chandra deployments. This instance is the open beta — the entry point for organizations evaluating or beginning their Chandra deployment. When you are ready to run sovereign infrastructure, you run your own chandrahub.
Regardless of where a Chandra deployment runs — on this instance or on a sovereign chandrahub operated by the organization itself — chandrahub.net is the stable public reference. It is the URL that goes on GABA certs. It is where examiners start. It does not move.
The examiner reference is written for regulators and auditors who have never encountered Chandra. Plain language. Explicit verification steps. A full glossary mapping Chandra terms to standard audit vocabulary. A direct line to General Reasoning for anything the document doesn't cover.
Integrating an existing application with Chandra requires one column addition per auditable database table. No schema redesign. No audit middleware. No separate compliance system. Every write your application makes appends a context unit to the corresponding Chandra chain. The chain is the compliance record.
The open beta is the starting point. Enterprise inquiries and deployment support: inquiries@genreason.com