Open Ordinal was born out of a vision to enhance the way we interact with the Bitcoin blockchain, aiming to make it easier to build with Ordinals for the next generation internet.

Open Ordinal provides 9 different elements for builders to take advantage of:

- Metadata: an extensible format designed to standardize and enhance the metadata associated with Ordinals.

- Bootstrap: an on-chain JavaScript library / module that solves the immutable initial loading of a dynamic ordinal.

- API: an on-chain JavaScript library / module that can be externally linked by any Ordinal to access recursive functionality and to share its internal data and functionality with an external entity.

- Stitch: an on-chain JavaScript library / module and a command line tool that can split and stitch binaries to overcome the ~400 KB limit enforced by Bitcoin miners and the 4 MB block size limit.

- Probe: a command line tool that can probe and analyze ordinals and report their internal workings.

- Vault: an automated index of public inscribed assets / libraries inscribed on the Bitcoin chain. This includes all kinds of assets / libraries, not only the ones made by Open Ordinal.

- Rarity: an online tool to get an overview of the rarity of Ordinals in Collections.

- Simulator: a command line tool that can run a Bitcoin Core and Ord server and using TypeScript or JavaScript for inscribing, testing and debugging Ordinals.

- Inscriber: a command line tool that can do full inscription of Ordinals using TypeScript or JavaScript.

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