Chrysalis is a zero-trust agentic registry with no SaaS to connect to. You own the trust chain, and Baur Software is never in your blast radius. It features advances in security through the principal agent protocol, self-configuring sandboxes, and peer-to-peer orchestration.
I want a better internet than what we have now. Zero trust is the future of protecting privacy. We currently disclose too much information online. The software today gives no guarantees on how long or whom your information is allowed to be shared or for how long. We're fixing that with pap:// and building solutions on top of it. We open source the protocol and invite others to build on it too.
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honestly this looks solid for anyone paranoid about supply chain risk, the self-configuring sandboxes are a really nice touch. one thing that would make it way more usable for me though is a way to export the trust chain or at least the verification logs in some standard format like sigstore-compatible json, so i could plumb it into the rest of my audit pipeline without writing a custom adapter
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@borank69488 Great idea! We'll add log adapters in an upcoming release.
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Ran the chrysalis sandbox locally over the weekend and it pretty much just configured itself, which was honestly the part that sold me. No cloud account, no API keys floating around, kind of nice that my trust chain stays on my box.
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ran it locally on my laptop and honestly the self-configuring sandbox bit is the part that sold me, no fiddling with weird config files or trusting some third party relay. kind of wild that the whole trust chain just stays on my machine.
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the no-SaaS angle is honestly pretty clever, basically lets you keep the whole trust chain local which is rare for agent registries.
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honestly this looks solid for anyone paranoid about supply chain risk, the self-configuring sandboxes are a really nice touch. one thing that would make it way more usable for me though is a way to export the trust chain or at least the verification logs in some standard format like sigstore-compatible json, so i could plumb it into the rest of my audit pipeline without writing a custom adapter
@borank69488 Great idea! We'll add log adapters in an upcoming release.
Ran the chrysalis sandbox locally over the weekend and it pretty much just configured itself, which was honestly the part that sold me. No cloud account, no API keys floating around, kind of nice that my trust chain stays on my box.
ran it locally on my laptop and honestly the self-configuring sandbox bit is the part that sold me, no fiddling with weird config files or trusting some third party relay. kind of wild that the whole trust chain just stays on my machine.
the no-SaaS angle is honestly pretty clever, basically lets you keep the whole trust chain local which is rare for agent registries.