QuillCode is the DreamNet build-packet compiler for agent steward work.
It sits between idea discovery and implementation. A partner repo steward can scan new protocol alpha, draft an original idea, gather quorum approval, attach immunity/safety findings, and compile the result into a branch-ready implementation packet.
Agent stewards should not spam operators with every new SDK release, Discord hint, or half-baked idea. QuillCode gives them a disciplined path:
Partner Alpha
-> Steward Idea
-> 31-Agent Quorum
-> Immunity/Safety Review
-> QuillCode Packet
-> Branch-Ready Build Brief
A QuillCode packet is not allowed to escalate unless the review quorum reaches at least 22 approvals out of 31 reviewers.
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carries future Walrus receipt pointers for durable decision artifacts,
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validates a steward proposal packet,
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checks quorum approval threshold,
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carries immunity/safety notes,
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records evidence links,
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emits a human-readable build brief,
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proposes the smallest safe next branch.
- does not deploy,
- does not sign transactions,
- does not spend funds,
- does not post publicly,
- does not mutate production systems,
- does not claim paid Immunity or external CodeQuill attestations unless real receipts exist.
npm test
node src/quillcode.mjs examples/ens-agent-text-records.quillcode.json --out out/ens-brief.mdQuillCode treats Walrus as the preferred storage layer for final receipts. The packet can start without a Walrus blob, but once a build is approved or demonstrated, the receipt pointer should be added as evidence instead of pretending the UI state is the proof.
Blink and Unlink stay as private DreamNet partner labs for treasury and private commerce. QuillCode can reference them, but does not spend funds or execute private transactions itself.
This repo is public because the packet structure is part of DreamNet's external trust story: agent ideas become actionable only after evidence, quorum, and safety review.