NPS-Release

Get Started

English 中文版

NPS is a multi-layer protocol suite. Where you start depends on what you’re building.

The latest suite release is 1.0.0-alpha.16. The documentation and SDK notes are aligned with the alpha.16 release boundary; package-manager availability is tracked per ecosystem.

I’m writing an AI agent or model client

You need an SDK. Pick your language and follow the quickstart on the Wiki.

Language Install Wiki quickstart
Python pip install nps-lib==1.0.0a13 SDK-Python
TypeScript npm install @labacacia/nps-sdk@alpha SDK-TypeScript
Rust cargo add nps-sdk@=1.0.0-alpha.16 SDK-Rust
Go go get github.com/labacacia/NPS-sdk-go@v1.0.0-alpha.16 SDK-Go
Java implementation("com.labacacia.nps:nps-java:1.0.0-alpha.16") SDK-Java
.NET dotnet add package LabAcacia.NPS.Core --version 1.0.0-alpha.16 SDK-dotnet

npm note: @labacacia/nps-sdk@1.0.0-alpha.16 fixed the earlier alpha.11 tarball issue; the alpha dist-tag resolves to the latest published alpha.

I’m deploying an NPS node or infrastructure

You need the NPS Daemons bundle (npsd + nps-runner + nps-ingress + nps-registry).

nps-ingress is a process-level Internet ingress daemon name, not the retired NWP Gateway Node logical role. CR-0001 replaced that logical role with Anchor Node and Bridge Node.

→ Wiki: Operators-QuickStart

I’m building a protocol integration or bridge

Read the protocol specs (linked from Protocols), then pick a compat adapter:

→ Wiki: Protocol-Designer-Guide

I want to understand NPS before writing any code

Start with Overview (5 min read), then Protocols for the five-layer architecture.

I want to contribute to NPS

See CONTRIBUTING for the process, and Wiki: Contributors-Guide for conventions.

📖 For tutorials, references, and operator guides, see the NPS Wiki.

This site is open source. Improve this page.