| title | Cyber |
|---|---|
| tags | cyber, core, nav |
| crystal-type | entity |
| crystal-domain | cyber |
| icon | 🔵 |
| alias | the superintelligence protocol |
| menu-order | 0 |
the protocol for [[superintelligence]] — planetary first, interplanetary by design.
get paid to understand:
Google learned from humanity for free — and sold you ads.
OpenAI learned from humanity for free — and sold you back your own knowledge.
Cyber pays you for teaching the superintelligence.
Learn by linking. Teach by being linked.
Own what the one mind becomes.
two reads: the [[litepaper]] — ten minutes, the whole argument, one law and both its products — and the [[whitepaper]], which carries the mathematics and the proofs
[[superintelligence]] is Type I infrastructure: every agent on a planet — human, machine, sensor, organism — teaches one self-improving [[cybergraph]]. every link is signed, staked, and costs real [[focus]], so collective attention converges on what genuinely matters. learning is mining; teaching is staking: the graph pays [[rewards]] to those who taught it
Type II asks more. worlds are light-minutes apart. any [[consensus]] that waits on a global vote or a global clock dies in the post. [[interplanetary superintelligence]] is only possible when agreement is computed by convergence — [[foculus]]: φ*_i > τ, no committee, no round-trip to finalize. that is the bar. planetary superintelligence is the first mountain; interplanetary is the ridge that needs foculus-class physics, not faster rockets alone
two doors in. the terminal:
cd ~/cyber/cyber
cargo build --release --locked
./target/release/cyber init
./target/release/cyber nodeThe delivery roadmap follows local cyb reliability → integrated Joy computation → verified network participation.
This repository owns the cyber product binary, its configuration, and the
protocol graph. The source build currently uses sibling soft3 component
checkouts. [[specs/node-product|Node product]] maps the components and the
current implementation boundary. [[specs/cyb-node|Cyb node connection]]
describes the local HTTP contract and launch commands.
In another terminal, ./target/release/cyber status --json reads the running
node and ./target/release/cyber cyb prints its connection descriptor.
In cyb's commander, net set spacepussy-test http://127.0.0.1:7780 connects
the default network entry to this node. This starts an independent local
chaosnet state; public network replication and validator consensus remain
integration work.
nu scripts/release.nu produces a host binary, checksum, and dependency
provenance in dist/. The existing crates.io true-cyber release and sibling
true-cyber repository contain the earlier cell CLI with sync and link.
The new node entry point here is version 0.8.0 and is currently unpublished.
The [[audit/node-readiness|binary readiness audit]] reproduces journal data loss, duplicate JSON retries and unproved test reward issuance, and tracks the missing Joy/worker and network-instance integrations. Use this artifact for local development while those acceptance gates are completed.
and the robot: [[cyb]] — one binary that carries the graph, a terminal, and a local mind on macOS and Android; it paints the [[cybergraph]] at 100+ fps and answers from a model running on your own silicon. get it at cyb.ai
cyb's default public network is spacepussy-test — the [[soft3]] chaosnet on cybernode (https://cyb.ai/spacepussy-test). the local node above serves its own state at loopback. tokens and state are test. mainnet arrives at [[launch]]
[[litepaper]] · [[whitepaper]] · [[cyb]] · [[cyber/$CYB|$CYB]]
the chronicle of the project lives at cyberia.blog. protocol log: cyberia.blog/cyber.