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WaspSoC, a tiny Rust runtime for AI-agent swarms

waspsoc.com ↗ · Developer Corner · score 70.0
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WaspSoC presents a local orchestration system that gives AI agents memory, reasoning, coordination, and execution auditing in one Rust-and-Wasm binary.

Why it surfaced

This is a notably specific answer to the current “AI agents need a second brain” impulse: the page claims a Wasmtime-based runtime, sub-millisecond cold starts, a roughly 1 MB sandbox, JWT/RBAC authentication, and a tamper-evident SHA-256 execution trail. It is a compact technical artifact with enough architecture to interest builders, even if the homepage leaves the implementation largely unverified.

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