the protocol for superintelligence — planetary first, interplanetary by design.
get paid to understand:
Google learned from humanity for free — and sold you ads.
OpenAI learned from humanity for free — and sold you back your own knowledge.
Cyber pays you for teaching the superintelligence.
Learn by linking. Teach by being linked.
Own what the one mind becomes.
two reads: the litepaper — ten minutes, the whole argument, one law and both its products — and the whitepaper, which carries the mathematics and the proofs
superintelligence is Type I infrastructure: every agent on a planet — human, machine, sensor, organism — teaches one self-improving cybergraph. every link is signed, staked, and costs real focus, so collective attention converges on what genuinely matters. learning is mining; teaching is staking: the graph pays rewards to those who taught it
Type II asks more. worlds are light-minutes apart. any consensus that waits on a global vote or a global clock dies in the post. interplanetary superintelligence is only possible when agreement is computed by convergence — foculus: φ*_i > τ, no committee, no round-trip to finalize. that is the bar. planetary superintelligence is the first mountain; interplanetary is the ridge that needs foculus-class physics, not faster rockets alone
two doors in. the terminal:
The delivery roadmap follows local cyb reliability → integrated Joy computation → verified network participation.
This repository owns the cyber product binary, its configuration, and the
protocol graph. The source build currently uses sibling soft3 component
checkouts. Node product maps the components and the
current implementation boundary. Cyb node connection
describes the local HTTP contract and launch commands.
The explicit auth enable step activates signed native publication for this
home and retires incompatible old readers. It creates no subject key. A new
genesis starts an independent local network; its native network ID is separate
from the spacepussy-test display label. HTTP receipts report endpoint acceptance;
verified peer replication and validator consensus have their own delivery gates.
In another terminal, ./target/release/cyber status --json reads local state.
./target/release/cyber cyb prints an offline configuration descriptor with
unknown live network/profile fields. ./target/release/cyber cyb --live validates
the endpoint's capabilities and prints the actual native network ID and profile.
In cyb's commander, add and explicitly pin the local endpoint:
net add local http://127.0.0.1:7780
net probe local
net pin local NETWORK_HEX
Use the expected 64-digit network ID reported by the local node. For an existing
entry, net set local URL changes its endpoint. A name/URL without a network pin
remains read-only; endpoint ordering cannot choose an action's destination.
Submission also requires an explicitly controlled neuron attachment for that
network. The robot can attach different keys, networks and devices; progs run
under those neurons with their own retained work IDs.
For an existing legacy home, stop all writers and run
cyber --home PATH storage import-legacy before activation, or combine the steps
with cyber --home PATH auth enable --import-legacy. Both reuse the shared
storage owner and preserve the original source bytes. Existing configuration
stays intact; activation is a permanent reader-generation upgrade. See
specs/cli and specs/cyb-node for bounds, exact reports and recovery.
nu scripts/release.nu produces a host binary, checksum, and dependency
provenance in dist/. The sibling true-cyber source now provides a headless
client over the shared GraphSession and neuron registry: explicit key attachment,
network-bound signed publication, receipt reconciliation and history sync.
Its migration contract retains exact
earlier CLI logs and retires their old writer. The node entry point here is
version 0.8.0 and is currently unpublished.
The binary readiness audit records earlier journal, retry and reward-admission failures and the broader product release gates. Current native acceptance, signed retries, source-preserving migration and actual client checks are recorded in the convergence evidence. Those local guarantees remain separate from Joy product scheduling, distributed finality and release-platform acceptance.
and the robot: cyb — one binary that carries the graph, a terminal, and a local mind on macOS and Android; it paints the cybergraph at 100+ fps and answers from a model running on your own silicon. get it at cyb.ai
cyb retains a default public endpoint for spacepussy-test — the soft3 chaosnet on cybernode (https://cyb.ai/spacepussy-test). a legacy name/URL entry is read-only until its native network/profile is explicitly pinned. the local node above serves its own state at loopback. tokens and state are test. mainnet arrives at launch
litepaper · whitepaper · cyb · $CYB
the chronicle of the project lives at cyberia.blog. protocol log: cyberia.blog/cyber.