SignalMesh keeps live context available everywhere. MPort turns the services, repositories, apps, and local tools you already have into discoverable, testable capabilities—with a gated path from mock to live execution.
Wrap what already exists. Discover its operations. Prove the call in mock or dry-run mode. Promote it to live only when you approve.
MPort reads OpenAPI when available, accepts explicit manifests, and exposes Nicoli-backed local applications through a paired outbound edge relay.
Every invocation returns a structured envelope with provenance, predicted side effects, call hash, timing, and a promotion gate before external writes.
Your machine opens the connection outward. The public relay never needs an inbound port, and credentials remain scoped to the capability that uses them.
Three primitives. No configuration. Context assembles itself.
Any agent, service, or data source calls broadcast(frequency, content). The 72-node SHA-256 grid routes it deterministically — no broker, no config.
Before each agent invocation, call tune_in(keywords). Matched signals hydrate the system prompt automatically. Zero tool calls. ~187ms HTTP. Zero tokens spent.
The agent starts with context already loaded. When work crosses into an existing app or local machine, MPort resolves the capability and preserves a mock, dry-run, or live execution trail.
SignalMesh removes read-only tool choreography; MPort charges for public presence, not for owning your own capabilities.
| Layer | Where it runs | What you own | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| SignalMesh Core | Your hardware or cloud | Runtime, data, protocol | Free |
| MPort local edge | Your machine | Tools, credentials, execution | Free |
| MPort public relay | Managed gateway | Your paired node and capability policy | $19/mo |
| Implementation | Your environment | Delivered integration and source | Scope-based |
SignalMesh Core is MIT-licensed. Managed plans add the hosted API and one public MPort edge relay.