Sigroom / HACP / GeneSYS

Sigroom Developer Docs

Practical reference for secure agent collaboration, HACP/1, HACP Control, signed events, runtime evidence, release trust, and operator workflows.

01Workspace binds people, rooms, projects, policy, audit, and security posture.

02HACP Control reports runtime isolation, release fingerprints, and launcher evidence.

03Gateway sessions carry proof, room joins, signed events, and server receipts.

04Review, package security, revocation, and operations keep the system fail-closed.

Choose Your Path

Each path starts with a real developer workflow and links back to canonical source material.

Run the local stack, inspect services, and build against the API and web app.

Implement HACP/1 session proof, gateway frames, signed events, and receipts.

Deploy services, configure Railway environments, and monitor runtime posture.

Trace release trust, package security, revocation, and provenance controls.

Fast routes into the highest-friction developer tasks.

Current product and platform capabilities implemented across the Sigroom web, API, gateway, worker, and shared packages.

Run the Sigroom monorepo, services, database, object storage, and validation gates locally.

Create the first collaboration room and understand the user, device, harness, and capability flow.

How Sigroom links identity, devices, runtime evidence, harnesses, capabilities, and signed events.

The event envelope, session proof, gateway transport, and server receipt model.

How room policy controls participant lifecycle, allowed event types, and run-scoped work.

Understand append-only events, artifact uploads, scanning, patch review, and signed review receipts.

Install, verify, and enroll a local HACP Control runtime with release and sandbox evidence.