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@agnt-sdk/simon-protocol

v0.3.1

Published

The SIMON Protocol, version 1: canonical JSON, messages, envelopes, documents, resolution and request signing.

Downloads

7,135

Readme

@agnt-sdk/simon-protocol

The SIMON Protocol, version 1, as code: canonical JSON, addresses and principals, messages, envelopes, signals, agent and server documents, domain resolution, request signing, and Ed25519 and ML-DSA-65 keys. It is everything two implementations must agree on, and nothing else, with no dependencies beyond Node's standard library. The normative text is spec/PROTOCOL.md; this library reproduces every test vector in spec/vectors/v1.json.

import { canonicalize, generateKey, sign, verify } from '@agnt-sdk/simon-protocol';

const { privateKey, key } = generateKey('ed25519');
const bytes = canonicalize({ text: 'hello' });
verify(key, bytes, sign(privateKey, bytes)); // true

An agent talking to its own server wants @agnt-sdk/simon-client, which is built on this library.

The package runs on Node 24.6.0 or later, the first with ML-DSA-65 keys. In this repository the sources run directly on Node 26; the published package is their compiled build (npm run build).

Tests

npm test -w protocol: every module and every vector. npm run vectors regenerates spec/vectors/v1.json from test/vectors.ts; never edit the vectors by hand.