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Open Protocols

Open Infrastructure. Constitutional Governance.

The protocols through which people, agents and institutions identify themselves, share information and exchange value will shape the intelligent Internet. They should be governed transparently and in the public interest.

Qripto

Quantum Ready Internet Protocols

Three protocol families provide the identity, agency and value infrastructure on which constitutional computing can operate.

Identity and Information

iQube

Privacy-preserving identity, governed information, permissions, data sovereignty and interoperable digital assets.

Constitutional role

Gives constitutional computing a way to represent who holds information and under what permissions it may be used.

Intelligent Agency

AgentiQ

Identity, delegation, policy enforcement, coordination and accountability for autonomous agents.

Constitutional role

Allows delegated authority to be expressed, bounded and audited when agents act on behalf of people or institutions.

Monetary and Value Infrastructure

COYN

Programmable value exchange and accountable economic interactions across digital systems.

Constitutional role

Brings economic interactions within the same framework of permission, obligation and accountability.

Published resources and maturity

Released SDK
AgentiQ OS SDK on npm(opens in a new tab)A publicly released software package (v0.1.0) published by AgentiQ OS. It is not a Foundation-owned standard.
Protocol concepts
iQube, AgentiQ and COYN are described here as protocol concepts. Public specifications for them are not yet published on this site.
Proprietary components
nanOS components are proprietary and not open source, even where related protocols are open.
Ownership
The Foundation does not currently own or govern these protocols.

In development

Toward Independent Protocol Stewardship

The Foundation is developing the framework for long-term stewardship and governance of relevant open protocols. No ownership transfers or formal governance arrangements have yet been executed.
  • Open standards
  • Transparent governance
  • Public-interest licensing
  • Independent technical participation
  • Security and interoperability
  • Protocol evolution
  • Constitutional accountability

Cross the Threshold

The protocols, in context

Experience the environment these protocols are intended to support by crossing into the Constitutional Internet.

Cross the Threshold