📁 Repositories Overview
Repositories Overview
This section outlines the current repositories within the MALGIST ecosystem, as well as planned components under active development.
MALGIST follows a modular repository structure to keep smart contracts, frontend applications, and backend services cleanly separated.
Current Repositories
1. Smart Contracts
Repository: malgist-contract
Status: Public
Contains the core on-chain logic of MALGIST, including:
Universal Vault contracts
Strategy execution logic
Protocol adapter implementations
Permission and registry mechanisms
Design goals:
Non-custodial architecture
Modular adapter-based execution
Strategy composability across protocols
This repository represents the security-critical layer of the protocol.
2. Main Application (Frontend App)
Repository: malgist-app
Status: Public
Primary user-facing application for interacting with MALGIST strategies.
Includes:
Strategy browsing and selection
Risk level disclosure
Deposit and execution interface
Portfolio monitoring views
Wallet integration
This app connects directly to on-chain contracts deployed on Mantle.
3. Backend Services
Repository: malgist-backend
Status: Private (early-stage)
Provides off-chain support services such as:
Strategy metadata indexing
Performance aggregation
Future analytics and monitoring services
Note: Core protocol logic remains fully on-chain. Backend services do not custody user funds.
4. Landing & Marketing Sites
Repositories:
malgist_landingmalgist-feLanding
Status: Public
Used for:
Project introduction
Documentation entry points
Hackathon and ecosystem onboarding
Community-facing content
Planned Repositories (Upcoming)
Documentation Repository
Planned: malgist-docs
Will serve as the single source of truth for:
Protocol architecture
Security and risk disclosures
Developer documentation
Governance references
(Current documentation is maintained directly via GitBook.)
Tooling & Utilities
Planned: malgist-tooling
Intended to support:
Local testing and simulations
Strategy backtesting tools
Deployment and CI helpers
Developer utilities
Repository Design Philosophy
Clear separation between on-chain and off-chain components
Non-custodial by default
Minimal trusted assumptions
Open-source first for critical logic
Designed for future DAO and community contribution
➡️ Next: Smart Contracts — detailed breakdown of core contracts and execution model.
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