docs
Seven pages in plain language, and four reference surfaces. Every page here is a reading of the specification, and every claim on it carries the clause number you can check it against.
what Gems is
The shortest complete description: what a mineable token is here, what happens to it after launch, and what is not included.
mining a token
Connect, stake, solve, submit, claim. What each step costs, what it locks, and what a missed round means.
stake and weight
Why weight is deposited units rather than wallet balance, when a deposit starts counting, and when it can leave.
rounds, halvings and settlement
How a round opens and closes, how the reward halves, how a share is calculated, and how long you have to collect it.
the proof of work
Equihash (96,5) in the browser: what gets hashed, why the mint is in it, and why difficulty never moves.
launching a token
What you have to prepare before opening the form, the parameters the program will accept, and what you give up permanently.
program reference
Addresses, account seeds, instructions, events and error codes, for reading the chain directly instead of this site.
reference
The paper holds 47 clauses across 10 parts. Questions and security are views onto those clauses rather than separate documents. Brand is the one page here that cites nothing, because it describes the interface rather than the program.
whitepaper
The full specification as numbered clauses, each one carrying the repository path that proves it. Every other page cites it.
questions
The objections people actually raise, answered against the clause that settles them.
security and status
What has been verified and what has not, stated separately, plus how to check the deployed program yourself.
brand
The mark, the wordmark, the palette and the type, with the files and the usage rules.