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Meshworks: Agentic Web
Networking for the
Internet of Agents.
Enterprise infrastructure for Intelligent routing and communication for agentic systems.
The shift
Agents are becoming network participants, not features inside one vendor's product.
Internet of Agents
Every agent network needs the same four primitives.
Whatever the framework or model, agents that work across organisations need stable identity, discovery, announcement propagation, and verifiable metadata retrieval. Those problems are already solved at internet scale.
Identity
Peer IDs stable across networks
Discovery
Kad-DHT provider records
Propagation
GossipSub topic announcements
The gap
Why agent networks stall at the networking layer.
For builders
A central directory is simple on day one.
It becomes a single point of failure, a lock-in surface, a barrier to federation between organisations, and an operational bottleneck as the network grows. Those costs land after the architecture is fixed.
Availability
One lookup service, one outage
Federation
Partners won't share your infra
Scale
The bottleneck arrives late and hurts
What we do
Specs, protocol design, and hands-on delivery on libp2p.
Our offer
We design and ship agent networking with you.
Meshworks is a technical partner for projects building the agentic web — AGNTCY-style directories, agent registries, and cross-org routing. We write the spec, design the protocol, and embed until it runs in production.
Custom specs
Discovery, identity, trust boundaries
Protocol design
DHT, pubsub, RPC, content addressing
Delivery
Embedded with your engineering team
Reference pipeline — AGNTCY Directory
Registry state → CID → DHT → peer → RPC.
Agent state lives in registries teams already run. A content identifier makes entries immutable and verifiable; the CID is advertised to the Kad-DHT, providers resolve to peers, and metadata is retrieved directly over libp2p RPC.
Content addressing
CIDs give integrity, not location
Provider records
Kad-DHT maps CID to peers
Direct retrieval
Peer-to-peer RPC, no middleman
Deployment
Decentralise discovery, not everything.
Hybrid is the pattern that ships: keep centralised authentication and existing identity infrastructure, and scope the peer-to-peer layer to discovery and routing where centralisation creates the most risk.
Cloud + on-prem
Mixed deployments, one network
Central auth
Enterprise IAM stays where it is
P2P discovery
No single party owns the directory
Product — Mesh Resilience
Break it here, not in production.
Mesh Resilience battle-tests your agent network under partitions, churn, timeouts, and adversarial inputs — with protocol-level hardening and a threat model your team can act on.
Partition testing
Simulated network splits and churn
Failure budgets
Retries, fallbacks, graceful degradation
Hardening
Formal threat modelling at the protocol layer
Why Meshworks
We build the networking layer the agentic web runs on.
Edge
Protocol depth, product discipline.
Agent networks fail at the seams — NAT traversal, churn, routing, observability — not in the model call. We work at that layer every day and bring the design judgement that only comes from running it.
P2P-native
libp2p transports, DHT, GossipSub
Standards-minded
Interop across IoA projects
Embedded
Inside your stack and sprint cadence
Battle tested
Trusted by production networks securing over $100B in value.
We work alongside maintainers, researchers, and protocol security specialists across the p2p ecosystem — powering AI infrastructure, agent ecosystems, DePIN, edge, and telecom. We don't just use the tools; we build them.
30+
Networks in production
10+
Language implementations
$100B+
Value secured
Reference
“libp2p gave us exactly the piece we needed: decentralized discovery, without decentralizing everything. We could keep proven registry tooling for content and trust for verification, and use libp2p only where a central point of failure would have actually mattered.”
AGNTCY project
AGNTCY, part of the Linux Foundation, with a technical steering committee from Cisco, Red Hat, Google Cloud, Dell Technologies and Oracle.