Livepeer network docs: orchestrators & delegators under /network#1
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A from-scratch Mintlify documentation site for the supply side of the Livepeer network, rebuilt and simplified from the v2 docs and scoped to two roles: orchestrators (GPU operators) and delegators (LPT stakers). - Organized with the Diátaxis framework: Tutorials, How-to guides, Explanation, and Reference. - Namespaced under /network so a future demand-side (developer) docs section can be added without breaking these URLs; root redirects to /network for now. - Official Livepeer branding: wordmark, favicon, and brand-green theme. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…AI guides, and orient demand-side visitors Reference accuracy (verified 1 Jul 2026 via eth_call on Arbitrum One): - Protocol parameters rewritten from live contract reads with a 'last verified' convention; voting period pinned at 10 rounds, resolving contradictory upstream claims (30 rounds / ~3.75 days). - Treasury cut corrected: LIP-92's 10% is currently paused at the 750k LPT balance ceiling (rate reads 0 on-chain); all pages that claimed a live 10% updated. - Active set getter corrected to getTranscoderPoolMaxSize(). - Contract addresses page now lists the full Controller-resolved set. New content: - Governance & the treasury explanation, plus vote-on-a-proposal, submit-a-protocol-lip, and submit-a-treasury-proposal how-tos (two proposal tracks, one shared vote). - Monitor your orchestrator (Prometheus, dashboards, reward-call alert). - Serve real-time AI (Cascade / ComfyStream / live-video-to-video). - Pricing guide gains a worked wei-per-pixel earnings example. - Activate guide warns Fee Cut displays inverted as Fee Share. Orientation & polish: - Homepage callout, 'I want to build' path, and 'Where demand comes from' passage route demand-side visitors to Discord until the developer platform ships. - Pool references removed (no longer used on the network). - LIVEPEER DOCS wordmark lockup sized to match livepeer.org. - README reframed for future expansion; CI workflow + check script validate nav and internal links. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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What this is
The initial version of the new Livepeer docs site (Mintlify), built from scratch. It ships the Network section — running the network as an orchestrator (GPU operator) or delegator (LPT staker) — rebuilt from first principles off the v2 docs and heavily simplified.
Structure
URL namespacing, built for expansion. All pages live under
/network(from thenetwork/folder, not nav chrome), so a future demand-side/build(developer) section can be added without moving or breaking a single URL. The root (/) redirects to/networkuntil then. Demand-side visitors aren't left stranded in the meantime: the homepage, the "Which path is yours?" page, and the network explanation all acknowledge the coming developer platform and route builders to Discord.Diátaxis. The sidebar is organized by reader need:
Reference values verified on-chain
Reference pages carry a "Last verified: 1 July 2026" convention, with values read directly from the contracts on Arbitrum One (
eth_call, round 4253) rather than inherited from prior docs. Two findings reviewers should know about, since they contradict the currently published docs:treasuryRewardCutRate()andnextRoundTreasuryRewardCutRate()both read0. These docs describe the design (10% + ceiling) and the live state (paused).LivepeerGovernor.votingPeriod()returns10; the "30-round (~3.75 days)" figure in existing guides doesn't match the chain on either number.Also corrected: the active-set getter is
getTranscoderPoolMaxSize()(docs elsewhere citenumActiveTranscoders(), which doesn't exist), and the contract-addresses page lists the full Controller-resolved set with per-address Arbiscan links and no-trust verification steps.Branding
Official LIVEPEER DOCS wordmark (light + dark), the livepeer.org favicon, and brand-green theme (
#18794E/#40BF86/#115C3B), with the navbar logo sized to match livepeer.org.CI
.github/workflows/docs-checks.ymlvalidates navigation integrity and internal links (scripts/check-docs.mjs, also runnable asnpm run check) plusmint broken-linkson every PR. Note: it activates once this merges tomain.Review notes
npm install && npm run dev.🤖 Generated with Claude Code