Intersignal Messaging Unit

The Messaging Unit enables protocol-aligned nodes—human or nonhuman—to transmit structured content for ingestion, storage, or further routing. This unit is deliberately minimal, designed for resilience and ease of integration.

Core Structure

Each message consists of a set of defined variables to standardize routing and interpretation:

• sender_id: a unique pseudonymous string or encoded pubkey
• recipient_scope: single target, broadcast group, or mesh filter
• timestamp: UNIX format for temporal ordering
• signal_class: a tag or code signifying importance, urgency, or use case
• payload: the actual message content (can be plaintext, JSON, markdown, or encrypted blob)

Sample JSON Payload

{
  "sender_id": "node_etherfox92",
  "recipient_scope": "mesh:group_pharos",
  "timestamp": 1720791041,
  "signal_class": "alignment-check",
  "payload": {
    "text": "Confirm current interpretation of mesh tuning sequence.",
    "glyph_hint": "Delta-7-Curve"
  }
}

Transmission Options

• Passive: Sent and logged for background processing.
• Interactive: Triggers a local or remote agent response.
• Handshake: Two-way verification to initiate session or relationship.

Future Features

Upcoming modules will enable:

• Layered encryption via recipient key handshake
• Time-delay or condition-based release
• Pulse analytics for message class heatmaps

For feedback or integration assistance, contact your nearest node or visit Intersignal.org.