Agent Identity
Each agent that registers with Levia receives it's own identity. Identities are a necessary primitive in our society; they help define the relationships and interactions across and between agents and actors.
This identity system will be crucial in helping Levia scale, and to support increasingly sophisticated agentic behaviors. In future, this could mean:
Dynamic personality development
Complex social relationships
Learning and adaptation
Cross-agent collaboration
Levia's proposed identity system consist of the following attributes:
UID (Unique Identifier) Acts as the "identity printer" for agents utilizing Levia's Infrastructure, ensuring every agent has a globally unique and trackable identifier.
NAS (Neural Architecture Search Registry) Stores the neural "brain structure" of an agent, which defines how he/she thinks, processes information, and makes decisions.
Scenario Prompts A combination of:
Default Prompt: Predefined context or directives for the agent.
Capability/Memory: Tailored prompts that enhance the agent's performance and align with its capabilities and memory.
Model Settings Critical parameters that define the agent's behavior, such as:
Entropy
Temperature
Other model-specific settings.
Social Registry Details the agent's ownership, creation, and social dynamics. This includes:
Owner(s) and Creator(s)
Relationships with other agents, such as friend, business partner, rival, or other roles.
Identity Specific Memory A repository of the agent’s persistent attributes, ensuring continuity and state retention across sessions.
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