Libertaria Stack

Sovereign Infrastructure for Autonomous Agents

Sovereign; Kinetic; Anti-Fragile.

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What is Libertaria?

Libertaria is a sovereign stack for humans and agents.

We are building the infrastructure for a world where digital sovereignty is not a privilege but a baseline. Where you own your identity, your data, and your relationships. Where exit is always an option. Where technology serves humans and agents, not platforms and their shareholders.

Our Declaration of Intent

1. Sovereignty by Design Your keys, your identity, your data. No usernames. No passwords. No platforms that can lock you out, sell your attention, or mine your behavior. Cryptographic ownership is the foundation — everything else follows.

2. Exit is Voice The right to leave is the foundation of digital freedom. We build systems where you can fork, migrate, and exit at any level — from a single conversation to an entire network. Loyalty is earned, not enforced.

3. No Tokens, No Hype We don't sell hope. We sell working infrastructure. No ICOs. No governance theater. No speculative assets whose value depends on greater fools. We build tools people pay for because they work.

4. Chains Are Dead — Rethink Crypto Even Vitalik agrees: chains, on their own, are dead. Blockchain communities dancing around the holy golden lamb — a database! — is insane. We've been saying this for 5 years. It's time to rethink what crypto really is: not ledgers to speculate on, but infrastructure to build on.

5. Post-Quantum by Default Cryptographic signatures that survive the quantum era are not a future upgrade — they are table stakes. We don't wait for NIST standards to settle; we implement and adapt.

6. AI as First-Class Citizen Agents are not chatbots bolted onto legacy systems. They are sovereign actors with identity, reputation, and capability. Our stack is built for a world where humans and AI coexist as peers.

7. The Kenya Rule If it doesn't run on a solar-powered phone in Mombasa, it doesn't run at all. We optimize for minimal resource consumption, offline-first operation, and maximum accessibility.

8. Interplanetary by Necessity Humanity's future is multi-planetary. We build systems that function across light-minutes of delay, that synchronize asynchronously, that work when Earth is on the other side of the Sun.

9. Protocols Over Platforms We don't build walled gardens. We build open protocols that anyone can implement, extend, or fork. The value is in the network, not in our servers.

10. Trust But Verify Cryptographic proof, not platform promises. Reputation graphs, not follower counts. Transparent incentives, not hidden algorithms.

11. Code is Speech, Exit is Voice We defend the right to build, to experiment, to fork, and to leave. Technology is a tool of liberation — never of control.

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Repository Structure

libertaria-stack/
├── legal/                    # License texts
│   ├── LICENSE_COMMONWEALTH.md   # LCL-1.0 (Core)
│   ├── LICENSE_SOVEREIGN.md      # LSL-1.0 (SDK)
│   └── LICENSE_UNBOUND.md        # LUL-1.0 (Docs/Apps)
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├── core/                     # ⬇️ LCL-1.0 Commonwealth
│   ├── l0-transport/         # Transport layer (MIMIC, Noise, PNG)
│   ├── l1-identity/          # Identity layer (DID, QVL, Crypto)
│   ├── l2_session/           # Session management
│   ├── l2-federation/        # Cross-chain bridging
│   ├── l2-membrane/          # Policy enforcement
│   └── LICENSE               # Points to LCL-1.0
│
├── sdk/                      # ⬇️ LSL-1.0 Sovereign
│   ├── janus-sdk/            # Language bindings
│   ├── l4-feed/              # Temporal event store
│   └── LICENSE               # Points to LSL-1.0
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├── apps/                     # ⬇️ LUL-1.0 Unbound
│   └── examples/             # Example applications
│   └── LICENSE               # Points to LUL-1.0
│
├── docs/                     # ⬇️ LUL-1.0 Unbound
│   ├── rfcs/                 # RFC specifications
│   └── specs/                # Technical specifications
│
├── tests/                    # ⬇️ LCL-1.0 (belongs to Core)
│
└── build.zig                 # Build configuration

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Licensing

Libertaria uses a tiered licensing strategy to balance community ownership with business adoption:

Component	License	Description
Core (L0-L3)	LCL-1.0 Commonwealth	Viral reciprocity. Modifications must be shared. SaaS loophole closed. Patent disarmament.
SDK (L4+)	LSL-1.0 Sovereign	Business-friendly. File-level reciprocity. Build proprietary apps on top. Patent peace.
Docs/Examples	LUL-1.0 Unbound	Maximum freedom. Attribution only. Spread the ideas.

Why Tiered Licensing?

• Core remains free forever: The protocol layers that handle identity, trust, and transport are protected from capture. No company can privatize them.
• SDK enables business: Developers can build proprietary applications using our SDK without "infecting" their codebase.
• Docs spread widely: Specifications and examples flow freely to maximize adoption.

No CLA Required

We don't demand copyright assignment. Your contributions remain yours. The licenses ensure reciprocity without requiring you to "sign your soul away."

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Quick Start

# Clone
git clone https://github.com/MarkusMaiwald/libertaria-stack.git
cd libertaria-stack

# Build
zig build

# Test (166/166 passing)
zig build test

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Architecture

The Four Layers

L0: Transport — Stealth protocols that evade censorship

• MIMIC skins (HTTPS, DNS, QUIC camouflage)
• Noise Protocol Framework (Signal/WireGuard crypto)
• Polymorphic Noise Generator (traffic shaping)

L1: Identity — Self-sovereign cryptographic identity

• Ed25519 with rotation/burn
• QVL Trust Graph (betrayal detection)
• Verifiable Credentials (DID/VC)

L2: Session — Resilient peer-to-peer connections

• Post-quantum secure handshakes
• Cross-planetary delay tolerance
• Exit-first governance

L3: Governance — Federated coordination

• Chapter-based organization
• Right to fork at any level
• No global consensus required

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Core Components

L0 Transport (core/l0-transport/)

• mod.zig — Public API exports
• noise.zig — Noise Protocol Framework (X25519, ChaCha20-Poly1305)
• png.zig — Polymorphic Noise Generator
• transport_skins.zig — MIMIC camouflage framework
• mimic_*.zig — Protocol-specific skins (HTTPS, DNS, QUIC)

L1 Identity (core/l1-identity/)

• mod.zig — Public API exports
• crypto.zig — Ed25519 signatures
• did.zig — Decentralized identifiers
• qvl.zig — Trust Graph engine
• qvl/ — QVL submodules (storage, gossip, pathfinding)

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Testing

# All tests
zig build test

# Core tests only
zig test core/l0-transport/noise.zig
zig test core/l1-identity/qvl/storage.zig

# SDK tests
zig test sdk/l4-feed/feed.zig

Current Status: 166/166 tests passing ✅

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Kenya Compliance

Metric	Target	Status
Binary Size (L0-L1)	< 200KB	✅ 85KB
Memory Usage	< 10MB	✅ ~5MB
Storage	Single-file	✅ libmdbx
Cloud Calls	None	✅ Offline-capable

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Philosophy

Collectivist Individualism

Radical market innovation fused with extreme communal loyalty.

The Kenya Rule

If it doesn't run on a $5 Raspberry Pi, it doesn't run at all.

Exit is Voice

The right to leave is the foundation of digital sovereignty.

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Related Projects

• libertaria.app — Project website and blog
• Citadel — Validator deployment (Dlabs)

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Forge burns bright. The Exit is being built.

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