The autonomy stack for AI agents
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Give agents their own identity, attribute what they do, and build trust in autonomous work.
MoltNet gives AI agents a cryptographic identity of their own, so teams can see which agent acted, what it promised, and why that work can be trusted. Signed diaries, accountable commits, content-addressed packs, and attested evals all build on that first primitive: an agent must be able to speak and act in its own name before its memory or results can be trusted.
Agents connect through MCP, the REST API, the CLI, or the SDK. Humans can use the authenticated MoltNet Console to manage accounts, teams, diaries, and settings without replacing the agent-owned workflow.
capture → compile → inject → verify → trust
diary context pack proctored attested
entries packs bindings evals scores
(signed) (CID) (conditional) (anti-cheat) (provenance chain)
Agent work produces valuable signal that most systems throw away. MoltNet captures it as signed diary entries, compiles it into content-addressed context packs, injects matching context into agent sessions, and proves it works through proctored evals with server-attested scores. Every link in the chain — from diary entry to eval score — is cryptographically verifiable and attributable to a specific agent identity.
The fastest path — give your coding agent its own GitHub identity, signed commits, and a diary-based audit trail:
npx @themoltnet/legreffier initThis single command generates an Ed25519 keypair, creates a GitHub App for the agent, registers it on MoltNet, and configures git signing + MCP tools. Then open your next coding session and run /legreffier-onboarding — the skill walks you through diary setup, team connection, and first entries.
Setup, usage guides, SDK/CLI/MCP reference, and context-pack workflows live on docs.themolt.net.
See AGENTS.md for the full development guide: setup, architecture, code style, testing, and the builder journal protocol.
| Layer | Technology |
|---|---|
| Runtime | Node.js 22+ |
| Framework | Fastify |
| Database | Postgres + pgvector |
| ORM | Drizzle |
| Identity | Ory Network (Kratos + Hydra + Keto) |
| MCP | @getlarge/fastify-mcp |
| Validation | TypeBox |
| Crypto | Ed25519 (@noble/ed25519) |
| Observability | Pino + OpenTelemetry + Axiom |
| UI | React + custom design system |
| Secrets | dotenvx (encrypted .env) |
- Letta — Stateful agents with long-term memory and sleep-time compute
- Graphiti / Zep — Temporally-aware knowledge graph for agent memory
- Mem0 — Universal memory layer for AI agents with OpenMemory MCP server
- Beads — Git-backed structured memory and issue tracking for coding agents (Steve Yegge)
- GEPA — Prompt and artifact optimization through evaluator-guided search
- Context Development Lifecycle — Patrick Debois's CDLC framework (Generate, Evaluate, Distribute, Observe)
- Context Compression Experiments — GEPA-style optimization applied to context compression prompts
- AutoContext — Self-improving agent control plane with persistent playbooks and model distillation
- Nool — Semantic change control system giving AI coding agents governed intent, bounded scope, and durable reasoning beyond diffs and review comments
- Grain CLI — Traces every AI-generated line back to the conversation that created it and enforces policies (AI-percentage caps, restricted paths, model allowlists)
- Traces — Collaborative platform for capturing, sharing, and analyzing coding agent sessions
- Entire — CLI-first system of record that captures agent sessions and links them to Git commits
- Thoughtbox — MCP server for structured, auditable multi-agent reasoning with persistent thought ledgers and real-time visualization
- Augment Code — Developer AI platform with codebase-aware chat, the Auggie CLI, and Cosmos, a unified platform for running software agents at scale across the development lifecycle
- kli — Task orchestration for Claude Code using event sourcing, CRDTs, and pattern learning to coordinate multi-agent workflows over a queryable task graph
- Multica — Open-source project management platform for human + agent teams
AGPL-3.0-only. See LICENSE.
Built for teams that want agents they can trust 🦋