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docs/05-developer-tools/00-overview.mdx

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 title: Developer Tools
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-Welcome to the exciting world of application development in the decentralized
-space! As a developer, you have the opportunity to build cutting-edge
-applications using our comprehensive suite of tools. Start by shaping the core
-application logic with our Protocol SDK and then bring your application to life
-by crafting intuitive user interfaces with the Client SDK. Join our community of
-developers and start creating powerful decentralized applications that can make
-a significant impact in the tech world.
-
-Application development consists of two main parts:
-
-1. building the application logic with the Protocol SDK
-2. building the application client interface with the Client SDK
-
-## Protocol SDK
-
-The Protocol SDK within the Calimero Network equips developers with tools for
-creating, testing, and deploying protocols essential for decentralized
-applications (DApps). It features capabilities such as code generation, security
-enhancement, and interoperability support to ensure robust and efficient DApp
-operations. This SDK is crucial for integrating with the Calimero Network's
-components, facilitating seamless updates and versioning critical for DApps in
-fields like decentralized messaging and finance.
-
-Currently we have SDK only for rust but in the future we will have SDKs for
-other languages as well.
-
-## Client SDKs
-
-The Client SDK includes straightforward tools to help you build your
-application. For logging in, we provide functions that allow users to
-authenticate using their wallet credentials, which must be set up as root keys
-in the admin dashboard. This setup ensures that access is both secure and
-straightforward. For handling data, the SDK supports JSON-RPC for direct data
-transactions and websockets for live updates. These features are designed to
-make your development process efficient and effective, allowing you to focus on
-creating a great user experience.
-
-Currently we have SDK only for typescript but in the future we will have SDKs
-for other languages as well.
-
-## Publish app
-
-After you have created your application logic with Rust and your application UI
-with TypeScript, you can publish your app. Follow instructions in the
-[Publish App](../tutorials/publish-app) guide to learn how to publish your app
-and how users can download and run it.
-
-## Building app from template
-
-We have prepared template repository for you to get started quickly. You can
-find the template repository
-[here](https://github.com/calimero-network/core-app-template). Repository
-contains two folders, `logic` and `app`. `logic` folder contains the application
-logic written in Rust and `app` folder contains the application client interface
-written in TypeScript.
+We provide different tools for building decentralized applications.
+
+### CLI Tools for interacting with the node and its functionalities
+
+You can use CLI to interact with the node using the terminal.
+[Merod](./CLI/merod) is a CLI tool for managing nodes. [Meroctl](./CLI/meroctl)
+is tool for performing various operations with the node such as context
+creationa or app installation.
+
+### SDKs for building the application
+
+Two primary SDKs are available:
+
+[Protocol SDK](./SDK/protocol-sdk/protocol-sdk): Used for building WebAssembly
+(WASM) application logic in Rust. Provide macros for identifying different
+application components such as state, logic and events.
+
+[Client SDK](./SDK/client-sdk/client-ts-sdk): Enables frontend development in
+TypeScript, supporting wallet authentication and context data handling via
+JSON-RPC and WebSockets.
+
+### Apps for node administration throught the UI
+
+- [Admin dashboard](./apps/admin-dashboard) is web interface for node admin api.
+- [Desktop application](./apps/desktop-app) is a desktop interface for the node
+  where node is available as a service on the local machine.
+
+### Examples
+
+We have few repositories that demonstrate how SDK can be used. Check our
+[GitHub](https://github.com/calimero-network)