Features

The full capability surface of Sovereignty Protocol: framework, workforce, memory, APIs, MCP tools, and operational intelligence.

The Sovereignty Protocol is not just a prompt wrapper. It is a governed AI system with framework primitives, autonomous workforce capabilities, persistent memory, browser and system actions, APIs, MCP tools, and delivery services.

You can use it locally for coding and governed agent work, use it as an autonomous workforce inside the platform, or connect to hosted services for crawling, inspection, and broader operational features.

Run Locally or Use the Platform

Sovereignty Protocol can run on your own machine for local coding, governed agent execution, and workforce-style automation. The hosted platform adds managed services and operational tooling when you want them.

Free Core, Paid Service Layer

The autonomous workflow model and guardrails remain part of the core experience. Paid access is mainly for service surfaces such as crawling, inspection, integrations, and expanded platform capabilities.

Governance Core

  • Laws for constitutional, ethical, technical, and operational control
  • Roles for scoped identities and responsibilities
  • Flows for repeatable procedures and orchestration
  • Templates for structured outputs and reusable execution patterns

AI Workforce

  • Run it locally as a coding system, governed assistant, or autonomous workforce on your own machine
  • Managed autonomous agents inside the platform
  • Multi-role AI teams and workforce-style coordination
  • Task execution, delegation, and operational continuity
  • Support for both governed agent use and more autonomous workforce models

Memory System

  • Persistent memory across sessions
  • Hybrid local and synchronized memory storage
  • Context retention for preferences, project state, and user history
  • Designed to make each AI system more personal and more useful over time

Tool Access

  • Browser control, form filling, and data extraction
  • Shell commands, file operations, and script execution
  • Permission-aware operation for full access or sandboxed use
  • Reusable Skills system for extending what agents can do

APIs and MCP

  • Paid API access for public integrations
  • MCP tools for external agent and developer workflows
  • The same service surfaces can support local setups when you want paid capabilities available in your own environment
  • Framework-backed services rather than isolated one-off endpoints
  • Documentation-first onboarding with OpenAPI and client-friendly flows

Spectre Extract — Site Intelligence

  • Extract structured content from any website in clean JSON and Markdown — like Firecrawl or Tavily but fully sovereign and self-hosted
  • Per-page output: title, H1–H3 headings, clean body text, internal links, external links, word count, and crawl depth
  • Site map tree built automatically as pages are discovered and crawled
  • Configurable depth and page budget — extract a single page, a section, or an entire domain
  • Discovered external domains feed into the Spectre Hopper for chaining across sites
  • JSON and Markdown exports ready to pipe directly into LLMs, vector stores, or reporting pipelines
  • Callable via API key, MCP tool (mcp_spectre_extract), or the admin UI — your agents can trigger it autonomously
  • Link health scanning, restoration, domain intelligence, and outreach discovery in the same crawl infrastructure

Start with the framework and governed workflow model, then add services only where they help. See Pricing for hosted access and Documentation for implementation details.