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# SPID Protocol Documentation
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<img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SPID-Protocol-project/spidprotocol-docs/main/static/img/spid_icon_dark.png" alt="SPID Protocol Logo" width="180" />
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**The Smart Packet Identity Layer (SPID)** is an open protocol that powers AI-native, voice-ready communication through structured metadata and universal identifiers. This repository contains the official documentation for SPID and its core components.
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## 🚀 What is the SPID Protocol?
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The SPID Protocol defines a new standard for async, AI-mediated communication using **Smart Packets** — rich, structured messages containing:
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- A short voice message
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- A full transcript
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- Inferred user intent
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- Actionable CTA buttons
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- Verified identity and metadata
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SPID is the identity and resolution layer that links each packet to its origin, purpose, and destination. Think of it as **DNS + Schema.org + Email headers for the AI web** — enabling machines to route, respond, and retrieve context-aware messages without noise or ambiguity.
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## 🧠 Why It Matters
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Traditional communication (email, calls, SMS) is outdated for an AI-driven world. Smart Packets and SPID enable:
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-**Voice-first communication** that’s human-friendly and AI-optimized
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- 🧩 **Structured data** that powers LLM routing and reasoning
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- 🕸️ **Linkable metadata** for seamless discovery and retrieval
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- 🔐 **Verified identity and intent**, protecting against spam and impersonation
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- 📦 **Portable messages**, ready to be shared, archived, or embedded anywhere
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## 📚 Documentation Contents
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This repository is built with [Docusaurus](https://docusaurus.io) and contains:
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- `docs/` — Core specs, guides, and implementation details
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- `static/` — SPID logo assets and shared resources
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- `docusaurus.config.js` — Site configuration and navbar settings
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## 📦 Get Started
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To contribute or run locally:
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```bash
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# Install dependencies
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npm install
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# Start local dev server
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npm run start
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```
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Visit [http://localhost:3000/spidprotocol-docs](http://localhost:3000/spidprotocol-docs) to preview the documentation locally.
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## 🌐 Live Docs
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You can explore the live documentation here:
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👉 **[spidprotocol.org/docs](https://spidprotocol.org/docs)** *(or your deployment link)*
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## 🛠️ Core Concepts
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- **Smart Packets** – AI-native, voice-powered messages
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- **SPID** – Unique identifier + resolver for every packet
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- **Intent Schema** – Machine-readable tags for AI inference
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- **PulseID** – Optional inbox layer for individuals and agents
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- **SPID Directory** – Registry of public Smart Packets and identities
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## 🧩 Related Projects
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- [`smartpacket.dev`](https://smartpacket.dev) – Smart Packet creator tools
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- [`voicemate.id`](https://voicemate.id) – Personal voice inboxes
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- [`spid.directory`](https://spid.directory) – Public Smart Packet directory
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## 🤝 Contributing
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We welcome open collaboration. To get involved:
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- Fork the repo
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- Create a new branch
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- Submit a pull request
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For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss scope and alignment with the protocol spec.
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## 🧠 Learn More
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SPID is designed to be a foundational protocol for a more human, async, AI-first future. This project is maintained by [ChatSites Labs](https://chatsites.ai) and its contributors.
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For updates, roadmap, and use cases, visit:
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👉 [spidprotocol.org](https://spidprotocol.org)
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👉 [docs.spidprotocol.org](https://spidprotocol.org/docs)
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## 📄 License
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This project is open-source under the [MIT License](LICENSE).
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*Built for the era of structured, sovereign, and voice-ready communication.*

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