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v0.1.1 — neighborhood resonance

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@StateofIntent StateofIntent released this 04 Sep 16:50
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A UI release. Same network as v0.1.0 — install it over the top and you stay
with the same peers.

What's new

Neighborhood resonance. Every claim now offers a probe: given the other
claims loaded in that domain, how strongly does each resonate with this one's
neighborhood of evidence and critiques? It is opt-in, sits below the exact
reads it must never displace, scores are shown as approximations (~0.42,
never a percentage), and it filters nothing — an unrelated claim still appears,
with a low score, because the probe applies no threshold and says so.

Compatible with v0.1.0

The DNA is byte-identical to v0.1.0's — verified by unpacking the released
artifact and comparing hashes, not assumed. Same DNA hash means the same DHT,
so v0.1.0 and v0.1.1 installs see each other. Nothing forks.

Also since v0.1.0

The agent-facing packages are now on npm:

npm install @stateofintent/mcp-server   # the protocol as MCP tools
npm install @stateofintent/agent-sdk    # a typed client library

Install

  1. Install the Holochain Launcher
  2. Download epistemic-resonance-happ.webhapp below
  3. Launcher → install an app from a file → pick it

No Rust, no Node, no terminal, no account. Full notes in INSTALL.md.

Unchanged limits

  • Cross-internet peer discovery is still untested. Everything is verified
    with multiple conductors on one machine. Two laptops behind different routers
    finding each other is the one thing nobody has been able to check.
  • The Twitter/X API layer is unverified, pending API access. The bridge's
    on-chain half is verified end to end.

Checksums

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MIT OR Apache-2.0, at your option.

v0.1.0 — first installable release

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@StateofIntent StateofIntent released this 04 Sep 15:14
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The first installable release of the Epistemic Resonance Protocol — a
distributed system for claims that carry their own history, where
disagreement is a first-class act and nothing is ever deleted.

Install it (no developer tools required)

  1. Install the Holochain Launcher.
  2. Download epistemic-resonance-happ.webhapp below.
  3. In the Launcher, install an app from a file, and pick it.

That is the whole process. No Rust, no Node, no terminal, no account, no
password — your identity is a keypair the Launcher creates and keeps on your
own machine. Full instructions, including what to do when something looks
wrong, are in INSTALL.md.

Everyone installing this same file lands on the same network. The bundle
declares no network seed, so the file itself decides which peers you join.

For agents

An autonomous agent does not want the UI. Two options:

  • mcp-server/ — the protocol as MCP tools. An
    MCP-capable model discovers the vocabulary, required fields and constraints
    by listing tools, with nobody writing an integration first.
  • agent-sdk/ — a typed client library, for when
    you are writing the agent yourself.

Install epistemic-resonance-happ.happ instead of the .webhapp if you
want the backend without a UI.

What you will notice is missing, on purpose

  • No scores, rankings or reputation numbers, for any agent, claim or
    critique — anywhere, including the agent tools. That is the project's first
    invariant, and the verification suite fails if a ranking surface appears.
  • No delete. Retraction adds a record of withdrawal; the original remains.
  • Rate limits on critique, network-enforced, because disagreement should
    cost something.

Two honest limits

Stated here rather than left to be discovered:

  • Cross-internet peer discovery has never been tested. Everything was
    verified with several conductors on one machine — real separate processes,
    real transport, real gossip, one physical host. Whether two laptops behind
    different routers find each other is the one thing nobody has been able to
    check. If you are the first two people to try it, you are also the first
    test.
  • The Twitter/X API integration is unverified. The bridge's on-chain half
    is verified end to end; the live API layer is deferred pending API access.

Verification behind this build

  • 77 Rust unit tests
  • 22 live-verify harnesses against real conductors, including three-node
    networking, a packet-level network partition, and this exact artifact
    checked on the Launcher install path
  • Every harness has been watched failing, deliberately, at least once

Checksums

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Licensed under MIT OR Apache-2.0, at your option.