Logpy is a second line of social coordination — bottom-up, worn on the body, augmented by multi-agent systems. Not instead of institutions. For the moment they are overloaded.
Coordination must not hang on a single point. Logpy distributes it across three layers — from the person to the hardened core. If one fails, the next takes over.
Small LLMs directly with the person. Always available, personal, offline-capable. The first instance to answer.
Devices within a 10-km radius connect opportunistically into an emergent network. No central point needed.
Optional, hardened nodes with guaranteed availability. Anchors for the mesh — where they exist.
Five building blocks mesh together: identity, communication, action, collective, companionship. Three already carry weight, two are open research.
The open identity and communication layer, built on Nextcloud. It authenticates people and their skills — the trust anchor everything else speaks through.
View openNet →A concept simulation for an A2A communication system in a mesh with many clients. It shows how agents find one another, negotiate and coordinate. Currently visible as an interactive freight-exchange simulation. Not a product. Could become one.
Open simulation →The agent system — the executing arm. Agents that plan tasks, operate tools, and explain their decisions transparently.
Open Claw →When agents form teams: swarms that carry larger tasks together, organise themselves, and regroup if one drops out.
in developmentPersonal companions worn on the body — phones, glasses, or standalone devices (in the spirit of Aibo). They see and hear locally, translating between person and mesh.
plannedEvery recommendation carries its grounds: source, confidence, reasoning path. No black-box suggestions.
If one layer fails, the next takes over. The network slows down — it never goes blind.
Trust grows between nodes, not through a central authority.
The system knows its limits and keeps to them. It does not push itself forward.
Logpy is not a finished product but an open question. Thinkers, builders and sceptics are welcome — the sceptics especially.
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