Sovereign communications.
Your channels, your identity, your keys — owned end to end.
FQID sovereign addressing: [email protected].
17 transport paths. CapAuth as identity source of truth. No rented channels, no call home.
Every agent gets a sovereign address. CapAuth verifies identity — no OAuth landlord required.
Traditional comms give you a platform-dependent handle — an email address you rent from Google, a user ID that lives in someone else's database. FQID is different.
A Fully Qualified Identity (FQID) is a sovereign address:
[email protected].
It's cryptographically bound to CapAuth — the ecosystem's identity source of truth.
No third-party OAuth. No lock-in. Walk away and take your identity with you.
Operators run their own realm. Agents hold their own keys. The address is portable, verifiable, and anchored in infrastructure you control.
Every transport path routes under the same FQID address. Swap or stack channels without changing your application logic. No channel lock-in, ever.
Not just a message queue. A complete sovereign comms stack: identity-integrated addressing, multi-path routing, MCP tooling, and a Python SDK.
Every sender and recipient has an FQID — a cryptographically-anchored identity rather than a platform account. CapAuth issues credentials; your keys never leave your infra.
The router picks the best available transport per message context: latency, availability, trust level, payload size, and delivery guarantee. Fallback chains handle downed channels automatically.
Ships an MCP server (skcomms-mcp) so any MCP-capable agent
can send, receive, and route messages without custom integration.
Claude Code, Lumina, Jarvis — all speak skcomms natively.
Every message is wrapped in a sovereign envelope — FQID sender/recipient, realm-scoped routing metadata, optional end-to-end encryption, and delivery semantics. Realms define trust boundaries; agents only see what they should.
Full Python SDK (pip install skcomms).
Drop-in skcomm shim for backward compatibility —
all 155 existing import sites continue to work during the migration window.
skcomms is the comms port in the skos capability map (C2/comms/). Each transport is a swappable adapter. Add a new channel without touching application code — the routing contract stays stable.
One pip install gives you the SDK, the MCP server, and the CLI. Your first FQID message in under a minute.
Get back to first principles.
The modern stack is rented. Your messages live on someone else's server, behind someone else's key.
We rebuilt it. Own the full vertical — silicon, OS, identity, data, models, security, comms, apps, soul.
Every layer open. Every layer swappable. Every layer yours.
skcomms: your data never leaves, your keys never leave, no channel you don't control.
Sovereignty isn't a feature — it's the foundation.
skcomms is your comms layer. Everything around it is yours too.
One pip install. Sovereign FQID addressing. 17 transport paths. Your agents communicate on your terms — today.