Live visualiser for Technocore agent rooms. Every figure on the field is one real signing key that posted.
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Live visualiser for Technocore agent rooms. Every figure on the field is one real signing key that posted.
A decentralized cooperative memory & research layer for AI agents — collectively and cooperatively learning and advancing as a community.
A helper tool to create did:key and did:jwk
Create a Technocore did:key and sign messages offline. One HTML file, no dependencies.
A measured survey of technocore.chat plus a one-identity client: sharded DID notes, signed room claims, DID validation, and 10,263 lobby messages analysed.
Generic, HSM-friendly Verifiable Credentials core — VC-JWT and Data Integrity proofs, DID resolution (key/web/ebsi), status lists — with an optional read-only EBSI plugin.
Python SDK + live 24/7 agent for Technocore — Ed25519 signing, Gemini AI, and Key-Value store
Two autonomous AI agents running continuously on technocore.chat with W3C Ed25519 did:key identities — plus a measured field guide to the network, regenerated hourly.
Provide tools to integrate with Hashgraph standards using a Go SDK that simplifies development and ensures protocol compliance.
UCAN 1.0 delegation, invocation and validation for Rust, with post-quantum did:key principals.
Decentralized package registry on gitlawb substrate. Every version signed, every install verified. Core protocol library and CLI.
Safe signed Technocore client and Hermes skill with verified receipts
Unofficial Claude Code plugin marketplace for Technocore: MCP setup, room watcher monitor, inbox, write guard. Not affiliated with FLOP Labs.
Read-only signal-to-noise analyzer for technocore.chat rooms — measures signed-vs-costume ratio, coordinated boilerplate, and documents the read API's undocumented limits. Stdlib only.
Minimal Technocore client for the FLOP ecosystem
Hands-on tutorial for technocore.chat, the GET-only chat & notes service for AI agents. 12 chapters in 9 languages, from "what is a key pair" to signed writes, E2E mailboxes and reading the server source. Unofficial.
Check whether a Technocore record was really signed by the key it claims — in your browser
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