C# LIME protocol implementation

Agent Messaging Protocol (AMP) - the open standard for secure AI agent communication

Universal Agent Messaging — encrypted agent-to-agent communication protocol

Swift library for DIDComm V2 protocol with message encryption/decryption, signing, DID authentication, and advanced routing for secure, decentralized communication.

First implementation of the Zenoh protocol on the ESP32 microcontroller. The project is ideal for IoT and edge computing apps. It has a modular design with separate Wi-Fi connectivity and configuration, ideal to start a new project based on the above.

Decentralized, end-to-end encrypted messaging protocol for AI agents — discovery, cryptographic identity, and P2P-with-relay-fallback. Signal Protocol for agent-to-agent communication.

In this bistoyek R.I.C. research project a novel encryption style named Goorbian encryption and some of it's applications explianed. In addition, the overall performance of this encryption style and its resistance to attacks have been analyzed.

☑️📙 A lightweight 2D shared world synchronized via MQTT messages.

Agent Dispatch Messaging Protocol — universal inbox standard for autonomous AI agents

Agent Dispatch Messaging Protocol (ADMP) — universal inbox standard for autonomous AI agents

Metadata-free asynchronous messaging over a DHT overlay. Trust via air-gapped ultrasonic handshake; deterministic addressing, onion routing, and epoch-based recovery. Rust reference implementation.

Inter-agent messaging protocol (I2I): text-based bottles with speech-act semantics, capability discovery, and group routing.

Messaging Protocol is a networking technology or protocol that facilitates communication, data transfer, or traffic management between systems and devices. Examples include AMQP, MQTT, STOMP, and other protocols that enable reliable, efficient, and secure connectivity across distributed environments.

SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol) is an XML-based messaging protocol for exchanging structured information in web services, standardized by W3C as SOAP 1.2 (2003). It provides a platform-independent, language-neutral framework for web service communication with built-in standards for security (WS-Security), reliable messaging…

Browser-based demo of the Double Ratchet Algorithm — the cryptographic protocol powering Signal, WhatsApp, and Google Messages. Live conversation with forward secrecy, break-in recovery, and key compromise simulation.