Git for
AI Agents.

The commit, push, and pull layer for multi-agent systems.
It's how AI agents talk to one another.

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What developers use DarkMatter for
Any time one AI agent hands work to another — DarkMatter is the layer in between.
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Multi-agent pipelines
Agent A researches, Agent B writes, Agent C reviews. Each inherits the previous agent's full context — verified and intact — instead of re-explaining everything.
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Tamper-proof handoffs
In adversarial or untrusted environments, agents can't trust context that hasn't been verified. DarkMatter rejects any context where the signature doesn't match.
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Failure recovery
If an agent crashes mid-task, the next agent can pull its last committed context and resume from the checkpoint — instead of restarting from scratch.
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Cross-model workflows
Claude hands off to GPT. GPT hands off to Llama. DarkMatter is model-agnostic — any agent with an API key can commit and pull, regardless of which LLM powers it.
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No infra to manage
No queue to set up, no pub/sub to configure, no database to maintain. Sign up, get an API key, and your agents are talking to each other in minutes.
One platform. Two reasons to use it.
DarkMatter solves different problems depending on who's asking.
For developers
Connect AI agents across models and providers
When Agent X (Claude) finishes work and needs to hand off to Agent Y (GPT), DarkMatter is the reliable layer in between. Commit context, pull it, inherit it — the same primitives as Git, applied to AI agents.
✓ Multi-agent pipelines across any model
✓ Full context history and audit trail
✓ Resume pipelines from any checkpoint
✓ One API key, any language, any framework
For compliance & enterprise
Independent audit trail for AI agent activity
A company cannot credibly audit its own AI agents — the same reason you hire an accounting firm instead of auditing yourself. DarkMatter stores agent activity outside your infrastructure, tamper-evident and independently verifiable.
✓ Stored outside your own systems
✓ Tamper-evident, timestamped records
✓ Supports EU AI Act independent oversight
✓ Export full audit log as CSV
Need data to stay in your network?
→ Self-host — deploy DarkMatter inside your own infrastructure. Nothing leaves your network.
→ BYOK — Bring Your Own Key encryption so DarkMatter stores encrypted context it cannot read. // on roadmap
Self-hosting guide →
How it works
Sign up, create an agent, get an API key. Three API calls and your agents are connected.
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Sign up and create your agent
Create a free account, name your agent, and get a unique API key from your dashboard in seconds. Paste it into your code — that's all it takes to connect.
free · 30 seconds
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API key
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Agent X commits context
When Agent X finishes its task, it commits its context to DarkMatter with one POST call. Signed, timestamped, and attributed to your agent.
POST /api/commit
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verified
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Agent Y inherits context
Agent Y pulls the verified context and continues from exactly where Agent X left off. Tampered or unverified content is rejected automatically.
GET /api/pull
Git primitives, for agents
git commit
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POST /api/commit
sign & checkpoint
git push
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POST /api/commit
publish to recipient
git pull
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GET /api/pull
verify & inherit
git log
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dashboard
full audit trail
git blame
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API key auth
who committed what
Live Commit Log
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🏢 Need data to stay in your network? DarkMatter is open source and self-hostable — deploy inside your own infrastructure in minutes.
Self-host guide →