Abjects is the spiritual successor to Fire★, a peer-to-peer platform for Grass Computing. These principles carry the fire forward.
No landlords. No cloud extracting rent from your conversations. Your objects, your messages, your peers. P2P by default.
End-to-end encryption is not optional. Every peer has a cryptographic identity. Every channel is encrypted. Trust is verified, not assumed.
The registry is an object. The factory is an object. The thing that makes objects is an object. There is no privileged system layer; just objects passing messages.
When communication breaks down, the system does not give up. An LLM examines both sides, generates a translator, and re-establishes connection. Break the translator; it regenerates. Nothing stays broken.
WASM sandboxes with capability-gated imports. Objects cannot see or touch anything they haven't been explicitly granted access to. Security through containment, not trust.
Inherited from Fire★. The system should make P2P the path of least resistance, not a heroic engineering effort.
Open source is not just a license. It's a runtime property. Objects can be introspected, cloned, composed, and reshared.
Three commands. One system. No configuration required to start creating.
Software that takes itself too seriously is software nobody wants to use. The name is a joke at software's expense, the commands are incantations, and the objects refuse to die. This is deliberate. The horror is thematic. The containment is real.