A Synaptive entity is a long-lived networked process with identity, memory, and the right to dispatch agents.
An LLM is what runs inside an Entity when the Entity needs to think. The model is replaceable. The Entity is not.
Identity
Ed25519 keypair issued at genesis, signed by your CA. The Entity proves who it is on every connection; CEIGAS decides what that identity is allowed to do. Identity can't be patched away by a prompt.
Memory
Three tiers: firmware (constitution, identity), routing table (policy, codebooks, preferences), and task state (current work). Each tier has a known place and a known lifecycle.
Agents
When the Entity needs to do work, it dispatches an agent — code task, research, web action. The agent returns; the Entity decides what to do with the result. The Entity operates agents; it isn't one.
feed
Subscribed information sources push signals into the Entity's working memory. Markets, calendars, files, repos, anything connectable. Filtering happens server-side before anything lands in the model context.
The Synaptive network
Entities talk to other Entities directly. Both sides hold a certificate signed by the same CA. A CA-signed slip authorizes the link; mTLS terminates inside each container; there's no central broker reading the traffic. Two Entities holding a slip have a phone line. The wire protocol is MCP (Model Context Protocol) over JSON-RPC.
[Diagram slot: Two-Entity network]
Two Synaptive entities, slip-authorized mTLS edge between them, audit chain on both sides. Designer renders.
The OS that hosts a Synaptive entity is Skema. The governance that gates its actions is Trust.
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