The layer is open — anyone can build a client. The first is dBrowser, a native macOS browser that speaks all of the webs at once: the Web of documents, the Web 2 of apps and APIs, the Web 3 of wallets and chains — and now, the first to traverse the Hyperactive Web of agents and capabilities, natively, with your node in control.

Capability

A specific thing a service can do, under a declared contract.

Capability Link

The typed, policy-aware successor to the hyperlink.

Affordance

A capability link offered in a specific state; the next valid action.

Surface

A dynamic, zoomable interaction state.

Service Card

The public, self-describing entry point of a service.

Personal Node

The agent node that represents a human: their memory, identity, and consent.

Registry

The public square where services advertise their capabilities.

OpenMind

The open protocol of memory, identity, and provenance; how a personal node remembers, proves what was done, and carries a portable self.

DNS-ID

DNS-anchored, verifiable identity for agents and nodes; today's node keys shim it until it is universal.

402 / MPP

Payment as a gate: a paid capability is delivered only after your node authorizes, leaving a retained receipt.

Composability

Capabilities call each other like functions across vendors and protocols — flows assemble themselves instead of being hand-wired.