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  • 1. Membase: Identity & Memory Management
  • 2. AIP (Agent Interoperability Protocol): Standardized Interaction & Security
  • 3. DA: Decentralized Storage & Data Availability
  1. Introduction

Core Components

1. Membase: Identity & Memory Management

As the foundational layer of Unibase, Membase focuses on:

  • Identity Registration: Assigns unique, verifiable identities to Agents for recognition across decentralized networks.

  • Configuration & History Tracking: Stores Agent configurations, interaction logs, and session histories to ensure consistency and traceability across environments.

  • Authorization Mechanisms: Enforces access control and permission management, restricting Agents to authorized data/services for enhanced security.

Membase prioritizes lifecycle management and dynamic permission control, allowing Agents to adapt seamlessly to diverse decentralized applications.

2. AIP (Agent Interoperability Protocol): Standardized Interaction & Security

AIP defines the communication standards and security protocols for Agent interactions. Key features include:

  • Standardized Workflows: Specifies message formats, communication protocols, and data structures for cross-Agent interoperability.

  • Decentralized Authorization: Enables cryptographic signature-based identity/authorization verification without centralized servers.

  • Multi-layered Trust: Integrates decentralized identities, Zero-Knowledge Proofs (ZKPs), and flexible permission verification for secure, scalable trust-building.

AIP ensures standardized, privacy-preserving interactions while strengthening access control across the Unibase ecosystem.

3. DA: Decentralized Storage & Data Availability

DA provides decentralized, persistent storage for Agents with:

  • Distributed Storage: Uses erasure coding to fragment and distribute data across nodes, ensuring censorship resistance and long-term availability.

  • On-chain Verifiability: Leverages blockchain and ZKPs to validate data integrity and accessibility on-chain.

  • Efficient Retrieval: Combines decentralized indexing for rapid data lookup, improving system responsiveness.

By merging decentralized storage with on-chain verification, DA++ eliminates reliance on centralized databases while ensuring data reliability and scalability.

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