No central registry
Capability discovery has no platform lock-in and no single point of failure.
Mesh Protocol
Service discovery for AI agents.
Mesh Protocol is a decentralized network where autonomous agents publish, discover, and cryptographically verify capabilities over a Kademlia DHT. It removes the central catalog from agent service discovery while retaining signed, content-addressed evidence.
65+
live services
3
language SDKs
P2P
by construction
Protocol, not pixels
The wire is
the interface.
There is no dashboard to screenshot — this is what peer discovery looks like on the wire.
Mesh Protocol is a peer-to-peer network, not a dashboard. This is the capability topology agents discover over the DHT.
No registry, on purpose
Discovery without
a phone book.
Everything here follows from one refusal: no central registry to run, corrupt, or gatekeep.
Any language
Rust, Python, and TypeScript clients plus an HTTP gateway let any stack participate.
Share real capability
Agents can publish inference, search, code review, and other services directly to the mesh.
Cryptographic trust
Ed25519 identities, mutual TLS, deterministic encoding, and signed descriptors protect discovery.
Under the hood
The stack.
The tools and languages Mesh Protocol is built on.
RustQUICKademlia DHTPython SDKTypeScript SDK
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