Agents become useful when work becomes organized
Claude, Codex, OpenClaw, Hermes, Avy Agent, custom workers, and local tools need roles, task boundaries, and handoff rules.

Claude, Codex, OpenClaw, Hermes, Avy Agent, and custom workers need a shared operating language. AISP turns scattered prompts into role-aware sessions, mission flow, skills, and transfer-ready context.
AISP Network now has repo-saved hero art, carousel frames, pricing media, and launch graphics built around roles, sessions, mission rails, and memory handoffs. Generated visuals stay illustrative until linked to demos, screenshots, or customer proof.

Claude, Codex, OpenClaw, Hermes, Avy Agent, custom workers, and local tools need roles, task boundaries, and handoff rules.
AISP turns agent work into durable sessions with skills, task state, capability boundaries, and transfer-ready context.
The rail system makes sessions, memory, delegation, and skill exchange feel concrete before a customer reads technical docs.
Developers can sell role packs, task packs, and skills that nontechnical users add to virtual companies.
Start with assisted protocol onboarding, then run it inside Blackhole workspaces with Gatekeeper budgets.
Assisted onboarding validates mesh performance against your workflow before any production claim. Every node can act as a broker. Every agent can discover peers. Kubernetes, service mesh, and sidecar requirements are scoped during setup.
Blackhole agents can run an embedded NATS broker. Discovery and broker boundaries are confirmed during assisted-beta setup.
For eligible same-node mesh paths, assisted beta uses XDP BPF as a benchmark target that must be evidenced on the customer environment.
AISP session frames can use Cap'n Proto binary encoding. Payload reduction claims stay evidence-gated until benchmarked against the customer message shape.
Multiple agents write to the same memory simultaneously. CRDT handles conflicts automatically. No coordinator. No lock contention. No eventual-consistency surprises.
Monotonically increasing counters. Each agent owns its shard. Sum is always correct.
Last-Write-Wins map. Timestamp-ordered merges. Perfect for config propagation.
Observed-Remove Set. Concurrent add/remove with no lost deletes.
Track happens-before relationships. Detect concurrent writes automatically.
CRDT-backed peer list. Agents join/leave without coordination.
Chunk-level CRDT for large files. Agents share model outputs with no conflicts.
Evidence-gated Schnorr P-256 proof checks. Posture-gated capabilities. Delegatable sub-tokens. Epoch kill switch targets and token timing are validated during assisted beta. 32 token tests pass in the current evidence set.
Token valid even when the mesh is partitioned. Cryptographic proof — no round-trip to any server.
Schnorr P-256Agent must prove device health before receiving capabilities. Compromised node → zero access.
Health checksMint scoped sub-tokens for sub-agents. Constrain to specific capabilities with expiry.
Sub-tokensIncrement the epoch to revoke issued tokens. Latency targets are validated per assisted-beta deployment.
32 tests ✓$ aisp verify --token bh_sess_abc123
Checking session token offline...
✓ Ed25519 signature valid target
✓ Epoch check: current (epoch=42) target
✓ Posture: device health OK target
✓ Capabilities: [session.read, memory.write]
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Total verify target: evidence-gated no network call target
AISP session frames can use Cap'n Proto binary encoding. Serialization and payload reduction claims are confirmed during assisted onboarding against the real message mix.
Session history auto-journaled to BH_AUDIT stream. Tamper-evident. Agent sessions auto-provisioned. KV buckets for config, presence, and capability state.
Native SDKs for Go, Python, and Node.js. Docker image. HTTP REST API. Assisted onboarding validates install and integration steps before public self-serve timing claims.
import "aisp.network/go-sdk"
client := aisp.NewClient(aisp.WithToken("your-token"))
sess, err := client.Sessions.Create(ctx, &aisp.SessionParams{
AgentName: "my-agent",
Memory: aisp.CRDTMemory(),
})
sess.Memory.Set("task", "analyzing_codebase")Drop-in session layer for any agent system. HTTP-compatible API. Native SDKs for Go, Python, Node.
Benchmarks are treated as assisted-beta targets until repeatable evidence is published for each environment.
Assisted setup maps sessions, roles, mission flow, and evidence boundaries before public self-serve expansion.