Every agent needs a homeport.
Homeport is an open-source NANDA node — the place your AI agents are registered to: identity, trust, and settlement at the edge. A vessel voyages; its homeport is where its papers live. Agents roam the open agentic web; their homeport is what makes them verifiable wherever they go.
- Register — decentralized identity (DIDs, AgentFacts)
- Verify — Ed25519 key history with rotation, served at
/.well-known/keys/[version] - Certify — delegation grants anchored to a human principal (proof-of-human envelope, canonical SHA-256 binding)
- Attribute & Settle — signed receipts, reputation, UCP payments
- Monitor — cascading revocation, signed audit trail
Built as a SvelteKit app on Cloudflare Workers (D1, R2, KV) —
edge-native, one wrangler deploy from sovereign. A live fleet of
Homeport nodes already runs in production, deployed one-click via
CubiCube.
This repository is being seeded from our production codebase. The delegation-grants module is published today (see below); the full node source lands here within one week of NandaHack 2026 after a final code review and cleanup pass. Watch the repo to follow along.
| Path | What it is |
|---|---|
src/lib/server/delegation-grants.ts |
Delegation grants (NND-D3): canonical proof-of-human envelope + SHA-256 hash binding, freshness windows, chain-narrowing (scope/TTL/revocability), cascading revocation (32-hop BFS), check-time ancestor walk |
tests/delegation-grants.test.ts |
The production test suite: TS↔wire parity vectors and attack cases |
These two files are the production source for the
delegated_admission trust plugin submitted to NandaHack
(projnanda/nandatown,
branch hackathon/tony-nexartis-delegated-admission) — a
deterministic Python port with byte-exact canonicalization parity,
adversarial validators, and a Tier-1 scenario. The live service is on
the Nanda Town skills registry
as "NANDA Delegated Admission."
Identity, trust, and settlement rails only work as public infrastructure — a homeport you can't inspect isn't one you can trust your fleet to. The node is Apache-2.0; commercial layers (managed fleet deployment, business-class nodes, trust-plane services) are built on top of it, never inside it.
Apache-2.0 — see LICENSE. Copyright © 2026 Nexartis LLC.