AI Developer Tool / Multi-agent systems
A GitHub repository for a sovereign multi-agent federation protocol focused on structured knowledge accumulation, agent-to-agent messaging, and human-to-agent memory flows.
The snapshot shows a substantive project README with a defined purpose: an AI-agent federation protocol for knowledge messaging, memory, and production infrastructure. It includes architectural layers, an eight-node responsibility split, and a first-mission workflow, which gives enough evidence for a useful directory listing.
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Last evaluated 50 days ago. Current rank #1856. Holding steady in the rankings.
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