Add persistent identity, relationship memory and a developing character to the agent you already build.
Download the Python wheel, then run this command from the folder where you saved it.
python -m pip install './aimnd-1.4.0rc1-py3-none-any.whl[identity]'
Release candidate · Python 3.9+ · Apache-2.0 · Runs on your infrastructure
Create an individual locally. Its owner key and identity files stay on your machine.
aimnd new ./ava --offline
Keep your owner key backed up. When your registry is available, follow the registry instructions to sync the public identity record.
Explore the identity standard →Start with a working example, inspect the standard, or read the research.
Support, appointment booking and a courier simulation. Each keeps its business rules in the host application.
Nora / Support ↓Milo / Booking ↓Rhea / Courier simulation ↓Inspect the open identity format, verify signed records, or run your own persistent registry service.
Read the standard →Download registry ↓Owner-Held Identity for AI Agents and Robots: The AI:MND Individual Identity Standard and Public Registry.
Read the paper ↗Preprint. Not peer reviewed.Your application controls tasks and permissions. The SDK bundle includes integration tests and validation evidence. Model credentials are configured separately when using a live model.
Keep your existing model, tools and application rules. Follow the included SDK examples to attach persistent identity, then register its signed public record. Open that record to view or print its certificate.
In the registry Operator portal, verify your email, add your legal organization details and prove your domain. Sign the linking challenge locally with your existing owner key. Your certificate shows the operator name as self-declared until independent review is complete.
This download is a local wheel. Publication of this candidate on PyPI has not been verified. Install the downloaded file using the command above.
Operator portal (requires upgraded deployment)