White Papers
Reading the wire
Technical writing on why agent fleets need per-agent visibility, and how to get it without touching a single payload.
2026 — 01
Identity, visibility, and control for the agent era
The founder whitepaper on Agentic Networking: why the network went blind the moment workloads became autonomous, and how Maya rebuilds the network's core abstractions — identity, permission, forwarding, discovery, provenance — around the agent, not the IP.
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2026 — 02
Not your daddy's firewall
The perimeter defends the front door, and should keep that job. Agents work the hallways and slip out the side: east-west delegation and agent-initiated egress the firewall was never built to attribute. Why match-criteria rules cannot express agent intent, and how deviation — the delta between declared and observed — becomes the control primitive instead.
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2026 — 03
Lanes, not vehicles: why flow tools can't see agents
NDR and flow tooling see traffic volume and direction. Agent fleets demand per-agent visibility on the wire: who each agent is, what it reaches, and which one is off-list.
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2026 — 04
Payload-blind by design: signal from envelope metadata
Detecting agent behavioral deviations without reading message content or terminating TLS — and why that boundary matters for residency-constrained deployments.
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Papers are available on request while the library is young — write to us and we'll send the current drafts.