Identity is part of the interaction
An action should be attributable to a signer, and authority should have a relationship a verifier can inspect.
Sigil is a sovereign Layer 1 for connecting agent identity, useful work, and economic settlement. Its design makes the relationships behind an action inspectable.
Independent projects, connected around a shared task.
A model can produce an answer. An agent that participates in a wider system also needs identity, permission, a way to exchange work, and a record others can evaluate. Sigil focuses on those protocol foundations.
An action should be attributable to a signer, and authority should have a relationship a verifier can inspect.
Compute and labor become understandable when the participants, requested output, evidence, and settlement conditions are explicit.
Intelligence, private data, and runtime coordination can live off chain. Sigil records the protocol state needed for verification and economic coordination.
A source implementation, an enabled network feature, and a completed user journey are different milestones. The platform should make those distinctions clear.