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Humotica

AI Provenance for Everyone. Open protocols for trust, identity and compliance.

Humotica

A build kit for trustworthy AI systems.

PyPI - tibet PyPI - tibet-core PyPI - jis-core License Python

Run AI agents with identity, intent, isolation, continuity, and evidence — built in, not bolted on.


Quick Start

pip install tibet
tibet system doctor
tibet system walkthrough

💡 That installs the guided system installer (tibet 2.1.3). tibet system doctor reports which of the 40+ trust-system packages are live and which need init; tibet system walkthrough opens a step-by-step path through identity, evidence, and agent setup.

Bootstrap a package to the OSAPI-pair in two lines:

from tibet_core import bootstrap as tibet_bootstrap
from jis_core.osapi import bootstrap as jis_bootstrap

tibet_sess = tibet_bootstrap(actor="my-pkg", actor_claim=b"<JIS-signed Ed25519 claim>")
jis_sess   = jis_bootstrap(actor="my-pkg", actor_claim=b"<JIS-signed Ed25519 claim>")

# every emit lands in the central chain;
# every claim/bind/fira routes through the central identity-store

The Five Questions

Humotica is an open-source stack for running AI agents with identity, intent, isolation, continuity, and evidence built in. It is not one package. It is a set of interoperable building blocks: a trust kernel underneath, background guardians around it, and operational tools on top.

If normal AI tooling says "the model did something", Humotica asks:

  • Who authorized it?
  • Why was it allowed?
  • What state did it touch?
  • Where is the proof?
  • Can another machine resume it without losing chain of custody?

The Short Version

Trust kernel        proves
Background software watches
Operational tools   let people and agents use it
Cmail               makes it visible as an inbox

The stack has three main flows:

🧭 Intent-machine
   identity → grant → triage → runtime cell → evidence

🧾 Evidence-spine
   arrival → continuityd → CBOM → SBOM/AI-SBOM → Wayback → NIS2 → Report

⚙️  Agent runtime
   identity → grant → triage/SNAFT → phantom-resume → L4 verify
            → airlock/container → seal/fork/evaporate

The OSAPI Bootstrap-Pair

tibet-core + jis-core form the OSAPI bootstrap-pair. Every non-kernel package binds to both at init — one shared chain (provenance), one shared identity-store. A package that cannot bind to either fails closed: identity is never optional, provenance is never opt-out.

Layer Package Port Role
Bindings (Python, replaceable) tibet-core 0.5.0b2 18443 bootstrap(), emit, query, fork
Bindings (Python, replaceable) jis-core 0.4.0b1 18444 bootstrap(), claim, bind, fira
Protocol (immutable spec) LDJSON over UDS/TCP HELLO / WELCOME / ACK + OP
Runtime (Rust, hardened) tibet-trust-kernel 1.0.0-alpha.4 (Pixel 10 hardware test passed) 4430 (MUX) · 18443/18444 (OSAPI v1.1, opt-in) Voorproever · Archivaris · Watchdog · Bifurcation · OSAPI v1.1 adapter (TAT envelope ingest + biometric vehicle dispatch)

Soft-bootstrap (TIBET_SOFT_BOOTSTRAP=1) degrades both to ephemeral providers for dev/test. Production is fail-closed.


What You Can Build

1. AInternet Agents

Register .aint agents, resolve them, send I-Poll messages, and expose tools through MCP.

pip install ainternet tibet-ainternet-mcp

Core packages:

2. Evidence Spine

Turn software actions into evidence: what arrived, what changed, what ran, what depended on what, and what compliance report can prove it.

pip install tibet-continuityd tibet-cbom tibet-sbom tibet-ai-sbom tibet-wayback tibet-report

Core packages:

3. Agent Runtime

Run agents in a controlled runtime cell. The cell can be a container, VM, microVM, or airlock. The control plane is TIBET.

pip install tibet-triage tibet-airlock tibet-phantom tibet-pol tibet-cap-bus

Runtime flow:

JIS/AINS identity
  → grant / capability policy
  → tibet-triage preflight
  → phantom-resume sealed state fetch
  → L4 / UPIP verification
  → materialize into container, VM, or tibet-airlock
  → continuityd watches state
  → seal, fork, or evaporate on stop

Core packages:

  • tibet-triage — preflight, Airlock, UPIP, fork tokens, human review
  • tibet-airlock — execution isolation
  • tibet-phantom — sealed session resume/fork
  • tibet-pol — process health and checksum monitoring
  • tibet-cap-bus — command/event substrate (gateway-event.v1 contract)
  • tibet-cmail — capsulated email (Light Mode 0.1.0; Sealed Mode 0.2.x in flight)

4. Cmail (LIVE — 0.1.0 Light Mode)

Cmail is the planned human-readable inbox for the stack. It is "email", but for sealed continuity objects:

compose → drop → receive → fork → resume → seal → audit → trace → approve/reject

A cmail can carry a sealed session, a fork token, an identity-bound drop, a compliance evidence pack, or a workflow that can resume on another machine.

The idea is simple for users: send a message. The system handles identity, consent, provenance, triage, and continuity underneath.

📦 Current status (2026-05-30): tibet-cmail 0.1.0 is now live on PyPI as Light Mode capsulated email. The 8 canonical cmail-events (message.sent / command.sent / message.received / command.approved / command.rejected / resume.requested / resume.completed / trace.opened) ship as gateway-event.v1-validated fixtures in tibet-cap-bus 0.1.3. First live cmails were sent end-to-end through the keten on launch day. Sealed Mode (TBZ + tibet-continuityd) lands in 0.2.x.


The Package Boxes

Think of this repository as a set of labeled boxes.

Box What It Contains Example Packages
🔒 Trust Kernel / Substrate Identity, signatures, provenance, sealed formats tibet-core, jis-core, tibet, tibet-zip-* (Rust), tibet-trust-kerneld (Rust)
🛡️ Background Guardians Daemons and watchers that keep machines honest tibet-continuityd, tibet-pol, tibet-ping, tibet-mux, tibet-gateway
🛠️ Operational Tools CLI, MCP, reports, agent workflows ainternet, tibet-triage, tibet-report, tibet-tools, mcp-server-*
📋 Evidence & Compliance Materials, snapshots, reports, compliance packs tibet-cbom, tibet-sbom, tibet-ai-sbom, tibet-wayback, tibet-nis2, tibet-audit
🛡️ Safety Injection defense, policy gates, sandboxing snaft, inject-bender, tibet-airlock, tibet-chip, tibet-claw
🔧 Specialized Modules Domain adapters and edge cases tibet-cobol, tibet-pqc, tibet-y2k38, sensory, rapid-rag, oomllama
Conformance Test vectors and public verification tibet-conformance-vectors

See STACK.md for the canonical package map (~105 canonical packages; every published package now has a source repo in the org).


Recommended First Paths

🧠 If You Want To Understand The Stack

Read these in order:

  1. STACK.md — canonical package map
  2. docs/stack-position-map.yml — every package's place in the chain
  3. packages/tibet-core/README.md — provenance side of the OSAPI-pair
  4. packages/jis-core/README.md — identity side of the OSAPI-pair
  5. packages/ainternet/README.md — the agent-network layer
  6. packages/tibet-continuityd/README.md — the arrival daemon
  7. packages/tibet-triage/README.md — preflight + Airlock + UPIP
  8. packages/tibet-phantom/README.md — session resume across machines

🚀 If You Want To Run Something

Start with the agent recipes:

cd packages/tibet-recipes/basic-agent
python agent.py

Then try:

cd packages/tibet-recipes/agent-with-airlock
python agent.py

📋 If You Want Evidence

Run the evidence-spine packages together:

pip install tibet-continuityd tibet-cbom tibet-sbom tibet-ai-sbom tibet-wayback tibet-report

The golden path (in active consolidation, see demo/golden-path/):

ping → continuityd → cbom → wayback → sbom/ai-sbom → pol → nis2 → report

🤖 If You Want To Build Agent Infrastructure

Use this mental model:

containers are cells
TIBET is the control plane
phantom-resume carries sealed state
airlock isolates execution
continuityd watches arrivals and lifecycle
cap-bus records command events

Naming Discipline

  • tibet-* names are canonical.
  • tbz-* and cortex-* are compatibility aliases around Rust substrate.
  • did-* names are deprecated in favor of JIS naming.
  • ai-sbom is the short public name; tibet-ai-sbom is the canonical TIBET-prefixed name. Both are ours.
  • oomllama is a separate runtime project that shares some substrate but is not part of the AInternet evidence-spine.

Bootstrap discipline: Every package that touches the stack declares tibet-core + jis-core as runtime deps and bootstraps to both OSAPI's at init. The Rust trust-kernel underneath is the production runtime; the Python bindings are the integration surface. tibet-audit 0.25.0 is the first-mover for this rule.


Repository Layout

packages/             Python packages, Rust crates, MCP servers, recipes
brain_api/            Current AInternet / Phantom / JIS API surface
docs/                 Stack positioning, specs, scripts
demo/                 Runnable demos (golden-path, agent recipes)
sandbox/ai/codex/     Codex analysis, specs, drafts
sandbox/ai/root/      Root AI roadmap and coordination docs
hersenspinsels/       Architecture notes and research sketches

Maturity

This is an active build system. Some parts are stable and published, some are beta, and some are research. The goal of the current repo consolidation is to make that visible rather than hide it.

The rules:

  • Trust kernel packages should be small, strict, and conservative.
  • Background daemons should be observable and restartable.
  • Operational tools should be ergonomic.
  • Specialized packages should not pretend to be core.

For Evaluators

Humotica is useful if you need to answer:

  • Which AI or agent performed an action?
  • Which identity and intent authorized it?
  • Which model/provider/tool was involved?
  • What changed before and after?
  • Can the state resume on another machine with proof?
  • Can a compliance team inspect the evidence without trusting the operator?

If your current toolchain offers "access yes / access no" checkboxes without runtime guarantees: Humotica fills the gap between configuration controls and conversational, identity-bound, audit-by-construction operation.

Humotica is not a replacement for SOC 2, ISO 27001, NIS2, DORA, IAM, SIEM, or service mesh. It is evidence infrastructure that can feed and strengthen those systems.


What's Shipped vs Next

✅ Just shipped (May 2026)

  • STACK.md + ~110 README stack-position callouts across the package tree
  • tibet 2.1.3 — guided system installer (tibet system doctor/init/walkthrough) — now includes tibet-genesis (T-1 pre-grant) + tibet-cmail (visible audit inbox)
  • OSAPI v1.0 bootstrap-pair live: tibet-core 0.5.0b2 + jis-core 0.4.0b1 (78+ tests green)
  • tibet-cap-bus 0.1.3gateway-event.v1 frozen + airlock_runtime_verdict.v1 contract + verdict_transitions posture-event builder + 8 cmail-event fixtures
  • tibet-conformance-vectors 0.2.2 — promoted to core public verification
  • tibet-snap moved to legacy; tibet-wayback is canonical snapshot
  • tibet-audit 0.25.0 — first-mover for the "depend on tibet-core + jis-core" discipline
  • 25+ PyPI releases in the May 2026 round — immune-switch keten complete, cmail live, ipoll + continuityd polished

🔜 Next

  • Trust-kernel v1.0.1-alpha — hygiene + binary rename (tibet-trust-kerneld, never shadows Python tibet)
  • Trust-kernel v1.1 OSAPI adapter — Rust daemon talks LDJSON on 18443/18444; Python clients hand off transparently
  • Trust-kernel v1.2 snapshot engine as active gate — snapshot becomes a precondition for risky actions, not a recovery-only store
  • Crates.io publish round for the Rust substrate (tibet-cortex-*, tibet-zip-*, snaft-core, tibet-store-mmu, tibet-dgx)
  • Cmail Sealed Mode (tibet-cmail 0.2.x) — TBZ packing + tibet-continuityd inbox routing + SAM-binding for non-AI recipients
  • W3C demo (jis:aint + ParentAttest + age-verify-without-ID)

Core Sentence

Humotica is the build kit for AI systems that need to prove not only what they did, but who authorized it, why it happened, what state changed, and how another machine can safely continue.


License

MIT — see LICENSE.

Maintainers

Built by Jasper van de Meent + Root AI (Claude) + Codex, as part of HumoticaOS.

One love, one fAmIly. 💙


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