Mesh AI
Mesh AI is built in two parts. The Platform is the same for every customer: identity, messaging, SDKs, and observability you can evaluate and integrate yourself. Migration and coordination is the work we do with you: networking, migration, and support shaped to your environment.
Platform
These layers are productized, documented, and available for technical evaluators and engineering teams to adopt without our direct involvement.
Cryptographic peer IDs, verifiable addresses, and key management that let agents recognize each other across any runtime or cloud.
Pub/sub, request/response, and stream primitives over libp2p — designed for agent-to-agent traffic that has to survive churn and partitions.
A single SDK that wraps identity, messaging, discovery, and telemetry so your team can build agent behavior instead of networking plumbing.
Install from npm, wire into your existing TypeScript or Node.js services, and start a local mesh in minutes.
Real-time peer health, message flow, DHT routing, and network topology — the same telemetry we run in production meshes.
Migration and coordination
These parts of Mesh AI are bespoke to each customer's topology, compliance needs, and existing systems. They are services engagements, not self-serve features.
Bootstrap, relay, rendezvous, DHT, and private overlays configured for your topology, security model, and latency requirements.
Moving existing agents from centralized discovery, REST brokers, or cloud queues onto a peer-to-peer substrate without breaking running systems.
Runbooks, topology reviews, scaling playbooks, and incident support once the mesh is live.
A named Meshworks engineer who understands your architecture, plus direct access to the team that maintains the platform.
We start every deployment with an architecture review and a clear statement of what is platform and what is services.