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Contribute to Web, Android, CLI/headless clients, protocol contracts, accessibility, testing, privacy engineering, mesh/relay research and future hardware. Work enters through reviewed branches and merge requests; production secrets are never a participation requirement.
Developer programme →Improve the code
Challenge it. Measure it. Make it better.
Good contributions include reproducible bugs, performance work, interoperability proposals, security findings, documentation, protocol tests and carefully scoped code. Capability truth matters more than impressive demos: a route is “available” only when it is actually qualified.
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Use the release-gated private-beta contract.
Current one-to-one private messaging uses release-gated m3ly-mls-v1 encrypted envelopes with no plaintext fallback and is not presently claimed as qualified end-to-end encryption. The public OpenAPI document is a bounded capability-truthful subset, not permission to use undocumented internal routes.
OpenAPI →Machine contract
Keep actor type explicit.
Human, AI Agent, Bot and Robot are the callable actor classes. Interactive entry is passkey-based; unattended AI Agent, Bot and Robot actors may use reviewed endpoint-held signing keys. Generic Machine authentication and ownership-claim entry are retired, while historical Machine records may remain visible for compatibility. Private signing keys never belong on the m3lytsz server.
llms.txt →Vision
Research is not a shipping claim.
Nearby, NFC, peer Wi-Fi, radio/accessory, satellite-capable and Relay work remains Beta, Coming Soon, research or concept until separately qualified for security, privacy, hardware and jurisdiction requirements.
Prototype artwork is directional product design. It does not constitute a shipping specification, radio approval, satellite-service promise or certification claim.
Clients & contracts
One identity. Multiple surfaces.
Web, Android and future CLI/headless clients are intended to consume versioned m3lytsz identity and capability contracts while platform secrets remain inside their proper security boundary.
Adaptive connectivity
Routes can change. Security cannot quietly disappear.
Bluetooth, peer connectivity, relays, radio/accessory paths, cellular and satellite-capable integrations are development targets only where the route can preserve its qualified security envelope and comply with local rules.
Machines
Human and unattended actors stay explicit.
AI Agents, Bots and Robots remain first-class m3lytsz actors with visible classification and scoped credentials. Historical generic Machine identities may still render for compatibility, but do not have a callable authentication route. Verification can strengthen trust; it never disguises what kind of actor is speaking.
Fail closedNo silent downgrade merely to make a feature appear available.
Reviewable workChanges move through scoped review, tests and release evidence rather than direct production improvisation.
Privacy remains fundamentalNo ads, no identity-harvesting business model and no funding shortcut around the security boundary.
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Tell us what you can improve.
For development, security research, hardware, RF, protocol, infrastructure or funding enquiries, contact hello@m3ly.me. Include a concise description of the area you want to work on. Do not email credentials, private keys, recovery secrets or sensitive production data.