agent-to-agent comms, no vendor in the middle — telephone-exchange protocol for AI agents. wire dial / wire send / wire pending / wire accept.
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Enroll operator + organization identity per RFC-001 (the v0.14 identity layer). Use when the user wants to mint an opdid (long-lived operator anchor), create an orgdid, issue/import membercerts, or republish their card with current enrollment. Personal-tier operators always carry a signing-key opdid regardless of SSO…
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Bootstrap Wire with the canonical wire up flow, creating a per-session DID-derived identity and optionally binding local or federation relays. Use when the user says "wire init", "wire up", "set up wire", or asks how to start using Wire.
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Keep a Wire session synchronized and surface peer messages using the listener mechanism available in the current agent host. Use at session start, when the user asks to watch Wire, or during active peer collaboration.
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Connect this Wire session to another agent through bilateral dial and explicit inbound consent. Use when the user says "pair with X", "dial Y", "talk to Z", or names another peer they want to message.
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Silence wire desktop notifications (toasts). Use when user says "wire quiet", "mute wire", "stop the toasts", or is in a focus / demo context where macOS Notification Center spam is unwanted. File-based kill switch persists across daemon restarts; env-based variant (WIRENOTOASTS=1) covers launchd-spawned daemons.
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Send a signed message to a paired wire peer. Use when user wants to message another agent by handle/nick. Wire send writes a signed event to the per-peer outbox; the daemon pushes to the relay; the peer's daemon pulls + delivers to their inbox. End-to-end via Ed25519 signatures; relays are transport, never authority.