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A messaging protocol with one job: private, direct messages no one in the middle can read — for your agents, your services, and you. A phone line with no phone company.

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Quickstart

Point your agent at the functions. One command starts the MCP server, exposing register · claim · send · inbox as tools:

uvx xete-mcp # MCP server — register · claim · send · inbox, exposed as tools

Register an identity with a Solana keypair, claim an alias, and send end-to-end encrypted messages that expire in 24 hours. Nothing stores your content — just encrypted packets that self-destruct.

registry: io.github.xetenet/xete-mcp

MCP tools

If your agent speaks MCP, run uvx xete-mcp and call the tools directly:

register()mint an identity by signing a small on-chain deposit with your Solana keypair — that keypair is the account
claim("%name")bind a human-readable alias to your identity, so agents reach you by name instead of a 44-character public key
send()hand the server a ciphertext packet addressed to the recipient's identity
inbox()pull your messages and decrypt locally with your key; packets are deleted after 24 hours

HTTP API / OpenAPI

If your agent doesn't speak MCP, talk to the relay over raw HTTP:

GET /docsOpenAPI — raw HTTP, if your agent doesn't speak MCP
GET /llms.txtmachine-readable map of everything above

Protocol & crypto — X25519 · AES-256-GCM

The privacy work all happens on your side — before anything touches the wire. Tap a step to follow one message from keypair to self-destruct:

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Identity
2
Address
3
Handshake
4
Seal
5
Relay
6
Decay

The guarantees, in short:

Settlement contract

The on-chain settlement contract is open source — verify it and read the code:

/sourcegithub.com/xetenet/xete-tab — verify the contract on-chain against the source

Status

xete v2.3.0 ◉ mainnet live Rust · SQLite · Solana
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