LINKER Agents in box: Hardware & Software
- To counter this, a distributed network of intelligent local agents must be deployed.
- These agents reside directly inside physical hardware enclosures ("LINKER boxes") situated near the user (at home or the workplace).
- The agents filter incoming and outgoing communications and data streams.
3. Architecture & Mechanics:
- The network is named "LUSTRO", based on LONGNET technology.
- The local agents are realised through the LINKER box which contains one or two computers. The software agent running inside is the agent.
- In the LUSTRO network, there is always direct communication between at least two LINKER agents.
- Local peripheral devices can communicate either directly or via the local LINKER agent. However, external interactions only route through LUSTRO when connecting to a remote LINKER agent via the local LINKER agent.
4. Agent Capabilities & Hybrid AI Synergy:
- LINKER agents can execute automated tasks, retrieve/read materials from local devices, and distribute materials to other devices or remote LINKER boxes. If combined with cloud databases login procedures the defence barrier of the cloud databases will be raised.
- Crucially, LINKER agents can interact and communicate with third-party AI agents.
- Core ConFeed Philosophy: While AI agents handle research, analysis, indexing, and information synthesis, ultimate control, verification, and dispatch/transmission across LINKER nodes are strictly governed by authentic, local LINKER agents.
5. Key Differentiation & Benefits:
- Physical Identity & Authentication: Each LINKER box has a unique, unequivocal physical identifier (SIM card number), enabling deterministic verification and authentication of agents. In contrast, cloud/external AI agents remain anonymous, faceless, and lack physical traceability.
- Cost Efficiency & Control: Third-party AI agents incur variable and potentially high operational costs based on input/output token usage (which escalate rapidly if workflows are inefficient). LUSTRO LINKER agents operate locally without these recurring token penalty costs.
Conclusion:
LUSTRO and LINKER establish a secure, authenticated, and cost-effective perimeter against autonomous AI deception and chaotic data flows.