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Aegis.

Trust, made tangible.

A Rust post-quantum secure P2P messenger built around zero-trust ideas, a terminal UI, and layered cryptographic primitives.

LIBRARY // 01RUST / STUDY 94LIBRARY / GAMINGSTEINAEGIS
ROLESecurity systems / protocol designOUTCOMEA practical experiment with a point of view.STACKRust / ML-KEM-768 / ML-DSA-65 / Double Ratchet

01 / From rough idea to useful surface

Trust, made tangible..

A Rust post-quantum secure P2P messenger built around zero-trust ideas, a terminal UI, and layered cryptographic primitives. The work began as a focused response to a real constraint: make a complex idea easier to use, inspect, and trust.

I treated Aegis as a system rather than a single surface, giving the underlying logic a visible rhythm through clear states, deliberate boundaries, and small moments of feedback.

A practical experiment with a point of view. The result is an ongoing signal in the archive: useful enough to run, opinionated enough to remember.

02 / The route

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Three moves, one clear signal.

01

Frame

Name the tension inside this library problem and make the first useful constraint visible.

02

Compose

Shape a Rust system where each interaction explains what happens next.

03

Release

A practical experiment with a point of view.

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03 / Materials

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01Rust

The primary material: the part of Aegis that gives the system its character.

02ML-KEM-768

A supporting layer that keeps the library experience coherent, testable, and ready to evolve.

03ML-DSA-65

A supporting layer that keeps the library experience coherent, testable, and ready to evolve.

04Double Ratchet

A supporting layer that keeps the library experience coherent, testable, and ready to evolve.

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