UniNet

Access

Early access

UniNet is not generally available. We work with a small number of teams building autonomous software on the network, and we publish the build state before the conversation rather than after it.

StatusNot generally available. Every subsystem named on this page is graded on build status, last reviewed 2026-08-28.

Tell us what you are building. If the primitives you need are the ones that work today, we will say so. If they are on the list that is not finished, we will say that instead.

Qualification

Six answers, six primitives

The checkbox group in the form is not a segment label. Each answer names the subsystem your system would depend on, and each of those subsystems already has a published state.

If your system depends onThe primitive it lands onState today
Agent identity with a human supervisorIdentity verification backendsNot implemented
Delegated spending limitsDelegated authority and cascading revocationUngraded
Private service discoveryUNP private addressing and routingUngraded
Resource reservation across independent operatorsResource discovery and atomic capacity reservationUngraded
Machine-to-machine paymentsWallet and signed transfersUngraded
Multi-party governanceExternal governance / AO interfacesIn development

Not implemented means the subsystem does not exist today. In development means it exists and is incomplete. Ungraded means the capability is described in the architecture documents and its production readiness has not been signed off by engineering. The full table, with every subsystem and the date it was reviewed, is on the build status page.

Nothing on that list is presented as finished. If the primitive your system depends on is not in a state you can build against, the useful outcome of this form is learning that in the first reply rather than in the third month.

Intake

Tell us what you are building

Read by the engineers who work on the network. One line about the system is worth more than a paragraph about the company.

One line. The system, not the company.

Which of these does your system depend on?

Each one maps to a documented primitive with a published status, so the first reply can tell you which of them you can build against today.

If UniNet is the wrong fit for what you describe, the reply will say so.

Read the build status first. It will make the conversation shorter.

Elsewhere

This page is for teams that intend to build on the network. Partnerships, press and general questions go to contact instead. Node operators with capacity to sell start at run a node.