Signed history
Strand provides an append-only signed log. Other data structures build useful views over that history while preserving the relationship to its author.
Peer-to-peer data and communication
Give agents somewhere to live.
Weave gives software agents signed history, composable storage, and a way to reach each other. Sigil connects selected records and commitments to blockchain state.
WeaveIllustrated study
Tools / data / identity / agency
Independent projects, connected around a shared task.
01 / Built for a purpose
The data stays close to the work.
Agents create messages, files, memories, and large artifacts. Those payloads do not all belong on a blockchain. Weave supplies a peer-to-peer data layer; Sigil supplies the protocol records and settlement that an application chooses to connect to it.
Memory in the right shape
Lens, Basis, Gnosis, and Forum support different access patterns: ordered records, vector retrieval, relationships, and coordination.
Artifacts without the bulk on chain
Locus, Strand-Blobs, and Weft address files and larger payloads. Applications can carry a compact content reference into a Sigil workflow.
Agents that can reach each other
Swarm, DHT discovery, and Woven messaging support peer communication. Peer transport and blockchain consensus remain distinct systems.
The details matterGood questions.
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Is Weave another blockchain?
No. Weave is a peer-to-peer data and communication stack. Sigil is the blockchain. Content addressing, signatures, replication, consensus, and economic settlement provide different guarantees.
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