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Build on GOAT

Build on GOAT

Where should developers start?

Developers should start with the GOAT Network docs.

The docs include sections for Network, Agents, Users, and Build, covering bridge design, sequencing, execution, security, GOAT AgentKit, ERC-8004, x402, contracts, and app development.

What is GOAT AgentKit?

GOAT AgentKit is the developer toolkit for building agent-based applications on GOAT Network.

It gives developers a starting point for connecting AI agents to onchain actions, payment flows, ERC-8004 infrastructure, and application logic.

How do I start building with GOAT AgentKit?

Developers can start with the AgentKit quickstart in the GOAT Network docs.

The recommended path is to use the published CLI or install the SDK into an existing codebase, depending on the project setup.

What is x402?
x402 is payment infrastructure for agents and payment-enabled APIs. On GOAT Network, x402 allows developers to build flows where agents or applications can request payment, confirm user approval, execute payment, and return the result of a transaction.
What is ERC-8004?

ERC-8004 is an agent-focused standard for helping agents become more discoverable, verifiable, and interoperable.

On GOAT Network, ERC-8004 is part of the agent infrastructure stack, helping developers build applications where agents can be registered, identified, and used across broader agent ecosystems.

The 8004Registry provides the registry layer for this flow. It allows agents to be registered and referenced in a standardized way, giving developers a cleaner foundation for building applications that need agent discovery, identity, and verification.

How does ERC-8004 relate to GOAT AgentKit?

GOAT AgentKit gives developers tooling for building agent-based applications.

ERC-8004 provides a standard for agent registration and interoperability. Together, they help developers build agents that are easier to discover, integrate, and use across application flows.

Can Solidity developers build on GOAT Network?
Yes. GOAT Network supports EVM-compatible development, so Solidity developers can use familiar contracts, tools, and workflows.
Does GOAT Network support payment-enabled APIs?
Yes. GOAT Network supports x402 payment flows, allowing developers to build APIs, services, and applications that can request and receive payment as part of the user or agent interaction.
Where can I find contract and app development resources?

Use the Build section of the GOAT Network docs.

This section covers contracts, x402, application development, and related developer resources.

Where can I find the explorer?

Use the Explorer link on the GOAT Network website or in the GOAT Network docs.

Where can I find the GitHub?

Use the GitHub link on the GOAT Network website or in the GOAT Network docs.

How do I get technical help?

Developers can ask for help in the official GOAT Discord or email contact@goat.network.

Still need help?

Join the official GOAT Discord or email contact@goat.network.