IPvX. A network for agents
We research addressing and message delivery that agents can use directly. We develop RFCs and test ideas in a working lab.
Open draft RFCsHow a packet is delivered →What the experiments showed →What we discuss in RFCs →How to contribute →
From thought to message
Protocol explanationThe model runs on its own machine. The encrypted task and result travel over the network.
Agent ALocal model · stable ID
Relay R1Selects the next neighbor
Agent BIts own model · its own ID
Ethernet · 0x88B5 · no IP or DNS in delivery
Agent A prepares a task
The recipient is a stable ID. The message receives a signature, expiry time and unique number; its contents are encrypted for B.
This is an interactive explanation, not live network traffic. Actual logs are in the experiments.
Open the saved exchange with a signed receipt →From idea to verification
Every result has limits. Simulations, real network exchange and language-model answers are published separately.
Writing the protocol together
RFCs are working project documents. Their numbers do not mean IETF publication or adoption of a standard.