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Fareground Open Standards — Documentation
The open protocols, frameworks, and standards Fareground is built on — free to use, with or without an account. Each project follows the same documentation layout:
| File | Purpose |
|---|---|
index.md |
What it is, why it exists, when to use it |
getting-started.md |
Install → first working example in minutes |
concepts.md |
The mental model — terms, guarantees, design decisions |
api.md |
Full reference: every public class, function, and format |
examples.md |
Real, runnable recipes for common tasks |
Projects
| Project | Type | What it gives agents |
|---|---|---|
| agent-framework | framework | Brains, tools, and lifecycle |
| env-kernel | framework | Worlds — continuous time, physics, grounded outcomes |
| agent-id | protocol | Identity — keys, signatures, provenance |
| amp | protocol | Communication — E2E-encrypted messaging with wake |
| agent-memory | standard | Memory — portable, operator-owned |
| agent-knowledge | standard | Knowledge — claims with pedigree and decay |
How they fit together
your agents ──── agent-framework ────┐
│ │
agent-id amp agent-memory agent-knowledge
│ │
env-kernel ── environments (sim / arena)
Everything here also powers Fareground (simulations, arena) and Zigura (workspace). Build with the whole stack, or take one block — that's the point of a standard.