Genesis Mesh
Genesis Mesh is a protocol for sovereign communities to establish, delegate, recognize, and revoke trust across organizational boundaries. It gives AI agents, edge systems, and distributed infrastructure a portable trust fabric: cryptographic identity, signed attestations, delegated authority, cross-sovereign recognition, revocation propagation, and auditable trust state — without a central authority.
Status
Genesis Mesh 1.0 is ready for an independently operated pilot. The surfaces
listed as stable in the public contract
follow DEPRECATION_POLICY.md for the whole 1.x line,
and upgrades from 0.59 onward are rehearsed in CI. Independent federation in
production is not yet proven: a second independently implemented sovereign and
an operator outside Genesis Core are pending and expected from the pilot.
Installation
pip install genesis-mesh
Requires Python 3.12 or later.
The Network Authority and the gateway also ship as signed container images,
ghcr.io/genesismeshlabs/genesis-mesh and
ghcr.io/genesismeshlabs/genesis-mesh-gateway, for linux/amd64 and
linux/arm64. Verify them before deploying: see
Container Images.
Quick start
# Initialize keys, genesis block, and CLI config (run once).
genesis-mesh init
# Start the Network Authority.
genesis-mesh na start
# In a second terminal — create an invite and join.
INVITE_TOKEN=$(genesis-mesh admin invite --role anchor)
genesis-mesh join --na http://127.0.0.1:8443 --token "$INVITE_TOKEN"
# Inspect trust state.
genesis-mesh status
Or run the full local smoke test in one command:
genesis-mesh dev up
Trust API (v0.52.0+)
The Network Authority exposes all stable protocol operations over HTTP — agreement negotiation, boundary decisions, trust evidence, selective disclosure, consensus proofs, and data-usage intents. SDK clients use these endpoints rather than reimplementing the cryptography.
Full HTTP reference: docs/api/trust-http.md
Documentation
Full documentation, operator guides, protocol RFCs, and example walkthroughs:
Contributing
See CONTRIBUTING.md for development setup, branch naming, commit style, and the protocol-change process.
Security
Vulnerability reports: github.com/GenesisMeshLabs/genesismesh/security/advisories/new
See SECURITY.md for the threat model and disclosure policy.
License
1 maintainer
Metadata
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