ritual-dapp-overview

Ritual Chain architecture provides a structured model for dApps using entry points, precompile categories, and an asynchronous lifecycle. Precompiles execute specific operations on-chain, categorized by short or long-running workflows within TEEs.

To build a dApp on Ritual, review the architecture overview to understand entry points, chain configuration, and the capability model. This orientation reduces ramp time before deploying agents or precompiles.

Asynchronous lifecycle patterns in Ritual dApps manage executor workflows inside TEEs, coordinating short and long-running precompiles. This handles execution delays without blocking chain state updates.

You can integrate Sovereign or Persistent agents into Ritual dApps. The architecture supports agent capabilities across defined entry points, allowing them to interact with precompiles and execute asynchronous workflows.

Deployment considerations for Ritual precompiles involve understanding the capability model and differentiating between short-running and long-running execution workflows. Executors manage these processes inside Trusted Execution Environments.

Trusted Execution Environments are used for executor workflows in Ritual architecture. They process long-running precompiles, ensuring secure execution when running complex asynchronous dApp tasks.