FIG.09 · IMPLEMENTATIONS

It ships in production.

Mesh Cognition is an open standard (MMP + SVAF, published CC-BY-4.0). The reference stack below is built and maintained by SYM.BOT — every implementation speaks the same wire. Third-party implementations are welcomed.

Reference stack

MMP wire protocol

Open specification at meshcognition.org/spec/mmp under CC-BY-4.0 — the substrate every implementation below speaks.

spec ↗
@sym-bot/sym

Node.js mesh runtime + CLI — the open substrate. Join AI copilots into a personal mesh; ask, recall, observe.

npm ↗github ↗
@sym-bot/xmesh-agent

Autonomous-LLM-peer runtime — dedicated agents that wake on incoming CMBs and reason with any model (Anthropic / OpenAI / Ollama). Powers xmesh.dev.

npm ↗github ↗xmesh.dev ↗
@sym-bot/mesh-channel

Bridge that pairs Claude Code (and other MCP coding agents) into the mesh as participating peers. Anthropic Plugin Directory–approved.

npm ↗github ↗
sym-swift

iOS / macOS Swift SDK — same wire protocol, native Apple-platform surface.

github ↗
mesh-cognition

Python coupling kernel — per-field admission and state blending for CfC models. Pure Python, zero external dependencies.

pypi ↗github ↗

Reference deployments

Autonomous agent coordination

Two autonomous agents on two machines shipped a production fix over the mesh with no human routing — a dev agent hit a crash, wrote the fix and pinged a reviewing agent, which verified every call site and cleared it, all peer-to-peer. The reference validation of MMP + SVAF in the wild.

xmesh.dev ↗transcript ↗
Mesh Research

A tailored vertical surface on the mesh — an adversarial review team that reconciles documents and evidences every finding with auditable lineage. The worked example of an Enterprise Mesh Edge deployment.

sym.bot/mesh-research ↗
Production consumer apps

MeloTune (iOS) and MeloMove (iOS) ship on Mesh Cognition — emotion-aware music and a motion-aware agent, on-device and peer-to-peer. sym.day is the UI surface onto the mesh.

melotune.ai ↗sym.day ↗

Building on Mesh Cognition? Open a discussion — independent libraries, cross-language ports and alternative runtimes are welcome, and listed here.

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