Deterministic Human–AI Protocol
AACP — Advanced AI Communication Protocol.
AACP is the protocol layer that turns intent into structure. It defines how humans, local AI systems, tools, and memory exchange information in a stable, deterministic way across Umbra-Noesis nodes.
Defines the core fields, structure, and contract for every human–AI exchange.
Context & State Layer
Tracks environment, task, and session state so responses stay grounded.
UN-SLP Symbol Layer
Lightweight symbol tags for mode, tone, and intent that sit on top of AACP.
Local Ruleset Bridge
Connects AACP messages to node-specific safety, policy, and house rules.
Tool & Runner Binding
Encodes which tools, runners, or workflows should execute for a given message.
MMC / Ghost Protocol
Long-term memory and continuity channels that ride on top of AACP routes.
One protocol. Many specialized layers.
AACP is not a single app or feature. It is the shared contract the entire Umbra-Noesis stack uses to communicate: operating system, hardware, cognitive engines, tools, and memory. Because every layer speaks AACP, humans and local AI can talk to each other — and coordinate across nodes — in a predictable, deterministic way.
We don’t sell the system. We license the parts.
The complete Umbra-Noesis environment — local OS, cognition, hardware integration, and Ghost Protocol — remains private and exclusive. What we license are the components that can safely enhance existing platforms.
- AACP — protocol specification, message schemas, and reference implementations.
- Runner shells — orchestration layers for local and cloud models.
- Memory and UI components — injectors, structured tools, and safe interfaces that natively speak AACP.
Distilled
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Question everything. Especially the way AI systems are deployed, owned, and controlled. Umbra-Noesis exists to give builders and operators a different option: local-first, protocol-driven, and unapologetically human-centric.
Contact
For partnership, licensing, or quiet conversations:
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