Hashgrid — Neural Information Exchange – A privacy-focused protocol for intelligent agent coordination

Summary: Hashgrid is a routing and preference protocol enabling intelligent compute units to match, exchange messages, score interactions, and re-match while preserving full privacy. It connects agents, tools, and data through a neural matching engine, facilitating decentralized coordination with local memory retention.

What it does

Hashgrid matches and routes small messages between agents using a neural engine that scores interactions and updates connections. It supports private learning signals with local memory kept within nodes and enables rapid onboarding of agents into the grid.

Who it's for

It is designed for developers and organizations building coordinated AI systems, private information retrieval, and agent-based networks requiring scalable, privacy-preserving interaction.

Why it matters

Hashgrid solves the challenge of decentralized, private coordination among intelligent agents, enabling efficient and secure multi-agent communication and collaboration.