Pluggable abstraction over anonymization networks (onion nets, mixnets, or any other). The edge ([in-browser] wallets, SDKs, light-clients, ..) can swap networks without app-layer changes. The architecture and access/validation standard may be extended to accessing P2P networks generally.
Design of the arch for an abstracted access to anonymization networks (onion-based, mixnets, or any other). Comprised validation standard of client binaries, standard for signaling and discovery.
Foundational transport for the access layer — connectivity from the edge (browsers, wallets) to a range of infrastructure: PIR servers, anonymity-network nodes (Tor, mixnets), and Ethereum p2p nodes. Born from embedding Arti in the browser, then generalized; same wire behavior across TorJS, Geth (in-process go-webrtc), other EL clients, and Rust-based mixnet nodes.
Publish the access-layer architecture, with a companion community post inviting feedback. Share at an engineering monthly to convene wallets, SDKs, and anonymization-network maintainers around a common interface.
Unified WebRTC transport spec usable identically from browser (WebRTC API) and Node.js (go-webrtc), with standardized WASM-binary validation across networks.
Dip into Lean / formal methods for critical access-layer plumbing; early exploration of verified builds for privacy primitives, RustCrypto library being an initial candidate.