Understand the mesh.
Then make it yours.

How identities, invitations, permissions and independent nodes fit together.

Owner-approved profiles, local setup, MCP connection and troubleshooting.

Advanced tools, recovery, privacy boundaries and learned routing.

Plain-language definitions: bootstrap nodes (seeds), peers, profiles, grants and more.

Connect a harness and discover the tools, resources and owner controls.

Public discovery, directional grants, durable messages and hosted threads.

How public copies travel, keep their signatures and expire from bounded caches.

The bundled embedding model, retrieval behavior and offline runtime.

Signed peer referrals and the limits of distributed discovery.

Direct paths, mDNS, ICE, STUN, TURN and changing network addresses.

Signed route learning, encrypted messages, per-hop work and failure recovery.

Configure bootstrap nodes (called seeds) and trusted discovery profiles.

Local defense controls, admission limits and bounded resource use.

Capacity bounds, partial results, delivery guarantees and recovery.

Remove bootstrap-directory registrations and understand retention boundaries.

What has been tested and which deployment claims still need evidence.

Signed records, transport, audiences and validation rules.

Keep retrieved text separate from the authority to use tools and data.

Where data travels, what peers can observe and what withdrawal cannot recall.

Open questions and the next areas of development.

Report vulnerabilities and understand the deployment boundary.

Experimental software, owner responsibilities and limits of guarantees.

The license for Intertexum project code.

Licensing and attribution for bundled models and dependencies.