ai-id

Base32 identity encoding for AIngle agents, keys, and resources

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Overview

ai-id provides a standardized Base32 encoding scheme for identifiers in the AIngle ecosystem. It ensures consistent, human-readable representations of cryptographic keys, agent IDs, entry hashes, and other identifiers across the distributed network.

Features

• Human-readable - Base32 encoding optimized for readability
• Checksum validation - Built-in integrity verification
• Multi-language - Available in Rust and JavaScript
• Type-safe - Distinct types for different identifier categories
• Compact - Efficient encoding for network transmission

Libraries

Language	Package	Documentation
Rust	aiid	docs.rs
JavaScript	aiid-js	README

Quick Start (Rust)

[dependencies]
aiid = "0.1"

use aiid::{AgentId, EntryHash};

// Create an agent ID from bytes
let agent = AgentId::from_raw_bytes(&agent_pubkey);
println!("Agent: {}", agent); // agl-abc123...

// Parse from string
let hash: EntryHash = "aeh-xyz789...".parse()?;

Quick Start (JavaScript)

npm install @aingle/aiid

import { AgentId, EntryHash } from '@aingle/aiid';

const agent = AgentId.fromBytes(pubkeyBytes);
console.log(agent.toString()); // agl-abc123...

Identifier Types

Type	Prefix	Description
AgentId	agl-	Agent public key
EntryHash	aeh-	Entry content hash
ActionHash	ach-	Action/header hash
DnaHash	dnh-	DNA definition hash

Part of AIngle

This crate is part of the AIngle ecosystem - a Semantic DAG framework for IoT and distributed AI applications.

License

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. See LICENSE for details.

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_{Maintained by Apilium Technologies - Tallinn, Estonia}