Community-driven specification for sovereign, decentralized infrastructure
PAGI is a Rust-based bare-metal runtime enabling decentralized MESH and COMPUTE infrastructure. Open standards adopted by choice, not coercion. Any DePIN, sovereign infrastructure, or decentralized network can build on PAGI.
All specifications, discussions, and implementations are public. No hidden processes. Transparency is the foundation of trust.
Published specifications never change. Updates require new versions. Corrections are tracked separately as errata—just like RFCs.
No corporate veto power. Consensus-driven decisions. Funded transparently. Maintained by the community, for the community.
Reference implementations prove the spec works. Test suites validate compatibility. Real projects use PAGI in production.
Draft → Proposed → Final. Clear advancement criteria. Community reviews. Documented decision-making that respects prior art.
PAGI succeeds because implementations prove it works—not because there's a committee saying so. The spec is the brand.
Rust bare-metal runtime, initialization, module loading
Networking, topology discovery, peer communication
Task scheduling, resource verification, allocation
Hardware attestation, cryptographic verification, incentive proofs
Join discussions on proposals, specifications, and implementation challenges.
Submit drafts, propose changes, review specs. Everything is version controlled.
Spec review meetings, recorded and transcribed. Async-first, synchronous optional.
Anyone can propose a new specification. The process is: