Off-chain · Agent-native · Open source

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The off-chain application layer for humans and agents.

Weave is a composable Rust stack for verifiable logs, queryable views, shared drives, signed events, encrypted streams, and peer discovery — without a blockchain. Durable distributed software, local-first, agent-ready.

Read the SDK →Build on WOVENLoad agent context
41 librariesRust workspaceNo chain requiredMIT licensed
libraries and tools, each with source-derived API ledgers and custom workflow pages.
documentation pages shaped around each library’s actual modules — not a template.
chains, tokens, or consensus layers required to run an application.

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The primitives

Eight independently useful libraries that compose cleanly. Pick one, or use them all.
01 · Local truth

Single-writer append-only logs. Cryptographically verifiable participant history.

02 · Views

Index Trace data into queryable projections without mutating source history.

03 · Shared drive

Map Trace records and blobs into files, directories, and shared drives across peers.

04 · Convergence

Merge many writer traces into deterministic aggregate feeds. No chain finality required.

05 · Discovery

Locate peers, provider records, and documents over a Kademlia-style overlay.

06 · Transport

Join topics, connect peers, move signed payloads over encrypted streams.

07 · App protocol

Signed event protocol for social, messaging, collaboration, decentralized apps.

08 · Build surface

Application-facing SDK that composes identity, storage, and networking into one node.

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Who Weave is for

AudienceStart hereWhy
Protocol engineersLibrary catalogSee how each package fits into the stack.
Application buildersWOVEN and weave-sdkModel app events and compose runtime capabilities.
OperatorsProduction release and weave-dht-daemonValidate network, deployment, and release gates.
Autonomous agents/llms.txt, /llms-full.txt, and /skill.mdLoad structured context and capability guidance.

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What Weave is not

Weave is not a blockchain, not a token network, and not “web3” in the chain or consensus sense. There is no global ledger, no shared finality, no required gas. Apps are built on local-first records, signed events, and peer-to-peer replication — durable distributed software without the constraints of a chain.

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Release posture

Weave is documented as a multi-repository open source system. Every library has a custom page map derived from its actual source modules and API surface. Docs are treated as production infrastructure: changes must validate with Mintlify before deployment and must preserve agent-readable context at /llms.txt, /llms-full.txt, and /skill.md.