Developer preview · planned network
Aegis Resonance is a developer API concept for orchestrating distributed workloads with energy-aware routing and verifiable telemetry designed into the control plane.
Pre-launch evaluation only. Access is being shaped with a small group of technical teams.
Workload
embedding-batch
queue: latency-aware
Policy inputs
Candidate route
Boulder
candidate
Cascade
candidate
Sierra
standby
CONCEPT INTERFACE · NOT LIVE TELEMETRY
The control plane
The design goal is a routing layer that makes intent, execution context, and operator signals easier to inspect—not a black box that simply returns a result.
Set boundaries around locality, latency, capacity, and reporting. The proposed architecture keeps routing decisions legible as workloads move across participating infrastructure.
01
placement rules
02
capacity signals
03
route receipts
Proof-of-Resonance is our working name for the telemetry and attestation model under exploration. It is intended to give teams structured evidence for how a job was orchestrated.
Workload receipt
Job inputs and routing policy recorded
Node attestation
Operator-reported execution telemetry
Control-plane trace
Inspectable orchestration decisions
The operator experience is planned around workload eligibility, maintenance windows, and the signals a node operator chooses to expose.
Aegis plans to publish the routing policies, reporting requirements, and usage conditions that shape participation as the network matures.
Developer workflow
The preview is being designed around practical orchestration primitives—submit, inspect, and trace—rather than a proprietary abstraction layer.
Send a workload request with placement preferences, latency boundaries, and resource requirements.
Inspect the proposed execution path and the telemetry fields your team wants to capture.
Read structured receipts for the job, the participating nodes, and the control-plane decisions.
Developer-first
Policy intent stays close to the request.
Inspectable by design
Receipts are a core product question, not an afterthought.
Network-aware
Distributed capacity is considered at the routing layer.
Early access
We’re inviting teams with real orchestration problems to guide the developer preview. Tell us what needs to be visible, controllable, and exportable before a production network exists.
Planned $AEGIS usage settlement is not active in the preview.