πŸš€ Roadmap to Production 2026-2028

Quantum-Resistant
Identity Protocol

Stateless, cryptographic identity for humans and AI agents.
No registries. No blockchains. No central authorities.

v0.1.x
Current Version
2028
Production Ready
PQC
Quantum Resistant
0
Dependencies
⚠️ Quantum Vulnerability Warning: SGAIP v1 uses Ed25519 (quantum-vulnerable). Migration to ML-DSA planned for 2027. View Migration Plan β†’

Why SGAIP?

Identity as a cryptographic proof, not a registry entry or platform account.

Stateless

No registry, no ledger, no central authority. Pure cryptographic identity using only Ed25519 + SHA-256.

Offline Verifiable

Verify identity proofs anywhere, anytime without internet access. Complete independence from external services.

Permissionless

Create identities instantly. No registration, no approval, no gatekeepers. Truly open and decentralized.

AI-Native

Autonomous agents are first-class participants. Designed for AI from the ground up, not bolted on.

Future-Proof

Algorithm agility and post-quantum migration path. ML-DSA support by 2027 for quantum resistance.

Implementable

Production-ready libraries in Python and JavaScript. Clear specs, test vectors, and comprehensive docs.

Advanced Features Coming Soon

Next-generation cryptographic capabilities for privacy, security, and flexibility

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Zero-Knowledge Proofs

Research Phase

Prove identity possession without revealing it. Anonymous authentication, selective disclosure, and privacy-preserving credentials using Halo2 and STARKs.

View Specification β†’
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Threshold Signatures

Research Phase

M-of-N multi-party control using FROST. Organizational identities, social recovery, and fault-tolerant agent systems without single points of failure.

View Specification β†’
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Trust Statements

Specification Complete

Cryptographically signed trust assertions. Build reputation systems, delegation, certifications, and web-of-trust networks on top of SGAIP.

View Specification β†’
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Algorithm Agility

In Development

SGAIP v2 with multi-algorithm support. Seamless migration from Ed25519 to ML-DSA (post-quantum) and beyond. Hybrid mode during transition.

View Specification β†’

Roadmap to Production

24-month transformation plan: Security hardening β†’ Quantum resistance β†’ Production deployment

View Full Roadmap

Phase 1: Security & Foundation

2026 Q1-Q3
  • Security Guide: Production security best practices
  • Test Vectors: Complete interoperability test suite
  • Security Audit: Professional audit Q3 2026 ($100K budget)
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Phase 2: Quantum-Resistant v2

2026 Q4 - 2027 Q2
  • ML-DSA Integration: NIST-standardized post-quantum signatures
  • Algorithm Agility: Multi-algorithm support, hybrid mode
  • Migration Tools: Seamless v1 β†’ v2 transition path
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Phase 3: Advanced Cryptography

2027 Q2-Q4
  • Zero-Knowledge Proofs: Anonymous authentication using Halo2
  • Threshold Signatures: M-of-N control using FROST
  • Privacy Features: Selective disclosure, unlinkable credentials
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Phase 4-7: Ecosystem & Production

2027 Q4 - 2028 Q4
  • SDKs & Integrations: iOS, Android, browser extensions
  • Standards: IETF Internet-Draft submission
  • Production Hardening: SOC 2 certification, performance optimization

🎯 Target: 2028 Q4

0
Critical Vulnerabilities
10+
Production Deployments
50K+
Downloads/Month
SOC 2
Certified

Get Started

Install SGAIP and create your first identity in under a minute

Python

# Install from PyPI
pip install sgaip

# Generate keys
sgaip keygen

# Sign a message
sgaip sign --private agent.sk --message "hello"

# Verify signature
sgaip verify --public agent.pk \
  --signature sig.bin --message "hello"

JavaScript / TypeScript

# Install from npm
npm install -g sgaip

# Generate keys
sgaip keygen

# Sign a message
sgaip sign --private agent.sk --message "hello"

# Verify signature
sgaip verify --public agent.pk \
  --signature sig.bin --message "hello"

Library Usage Example

Python

from sgaip import generate_keypair, \
    derive_aid, create_proof

# Generate identity
private_key, public_key = generate_keypair()
aid = derive_aid(public_key)

# Create proof
challenge = b"random_challenge"
proof = create_proof(private_key, challenge)
print(f"AID: {aid}")

TypeScript

import { generateKeyPair, deriveAID, 
    createProof } from 'sgaip';

// Generate identity
const { privateKey, publicKey } = 
    generateKeyPair();
const aid = deriveAID(publicKey);

// Create proof
const challenge = Buffer.from('random');
const proof = createProof(privateKey, challenge);
console.log(`AID: ${aid}`);

Documentation

Comprehensive specifications, guides, and references

Security & Guides

What SGAIP is NOT

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Not blockchain-based

Pure cryptography, no distributed ledger

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Not a registry

Decentralized, no authority to query

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Not a token system

No financial or economic layer

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Not a platform

Open standard, not a business

⚠️
Identity β‰  Trust

No reputation scoring (see Trust Layer spec)

⚠️
Identity β‰  Authorization

No built-in permission system

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Future of Identity?

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