Lambda Protocol

Lambda Protocol redefines the web3 domain as a verifiable, publicly attested, and serverless code execution infrastructure. It streamlines API deployment on the IPFS network, breaking free from traditional barriers. More than just cost-effective, Lambda Protocol enhances the efficiency and transparency of web3 API interactions. Its innovative approach advocates for genuine decentralization, fostering a new era of transparent, trustworthy, and accessible web3 applications. Lambda Protocol is at the forefront of establishing a sustainable and open web3 ecosystem

The project contains 2 components, lambda-protocol and lambda-protocol-interface. lambda-protocol is an open sourced API service running as a execution proxy. It accepts HTTP calls, retrieve code from IPFS, spawn a runtime to execute the code with user input, and return the output. Each function is called a "lambda". Each lambda uploaded to IPFS will be attested by the lambda-protocol committee via EAS if the code is reviewed and approved. lambda-protocol-interface provides an interface to demonstrate how to interact with the lambdas. It also shows the attestation status of the lambda based on EAS. It leverages ENS to provide more human-readable information and lens protocol for social sharing.