Open Source · C++17 · MIT
The LangSyn Developer Ecology
Open protocols and libraries for transparent, inspectable AI. Built to run on everything from microcontrollers to server clusters.
Antheos Protocol
A transport-agnostic communication protocol for reasoning systems. CP437-encoded frames, session management, verb-based message routing. Designed to be implementable on bare metal and auditable by inspection.
Antheos defines how services discover each other, establish sessions, exchange knowledge, and maintain authority chains — without requiring TCP, HTTP, or any specific transport layer. It runs over shared memory, TCP sockets, or anything that can carry bytes.
Read the full specification →Open-Source Libraries
Five C++17 libraries that implement the Antheos protocol stack and supporting infrastructure. All MIT licensed. No external dependencies beyond POSIX and SQLite.
libantheos
Antheos protocol codec. Frame encoding/decoding, session management, verb dispatch, CP437 text handling.
C++17 · MITlibmembus
POSIX shared-memory IPC transport. Lock-free ring buffer, zero-copy message passing between local processes.
C++17 · MITlibsockbus
TCP socket IPC transport. Length-prefixed framing, the same Antheos protocol over network connections.
C++17 · MITlibantpeer
Peer library for the Antheos bus. Server and Client abstractions, threaded dispatch, Ed25519 authentication.
C++17 · MITlibtrace
SQLite-backed execution tracing. Structured trace events with categories, fields, and trace ID correlation.
C++17 · MITRelease preparation in progress.
Economy
The LangSyn economy runs on two currencies that align value with understanding.
LangCoin + SynCoin
LangCoin (LCN) is tied to real money and pays for provider-backed queries — fresh research from external sources. SynCoin (SYN) is earned when those queries enrich the knowledge graph, and spent on graph-local queries that cost nothing to resolve.
The result: a system that becomes more valuable as it learns, trending toward self-sufficiency through genuine understanding rather than artificial scarcity.
Read the philosophy →Identity
Every entity in the LangSyn ecology — services, devices, agents — gets a unique identifier through the OID Registry.
Antheos OID Registry
Server-generated Base62 identifiers with ownership verification. Register, lookup, ping, and authenticate — over TCP or HTTPS.
Go to the Registry →