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# EnergiaMesh (Prototype MVP)
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EnergiaMesh is a prototype for federated, contract-driven microgrid optimization with on-device forecasting. This MVP focuses on the core data primitives and two starter adapters to bootstrap the CatOpt bridge in a minimal, testable form.
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What you can expect in this MVP:
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- Core primitives: LocalProblem, SharedVariables, PlanDelta, DualVariables, AuditLog
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- A simple Graph-of-Contracts registry for versioned adapters
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- Two starter adapters: DER controller and Weather station
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- A small DSL sketch placeholder for LocalProblem/SharedVariables/PlanDelta
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- Basic tests and packaging scaffolding to enable pytest and python build
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- MVP Blueprint (EnergiaMesh-CatOpt Integration)
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- This repository ships a production-ready MVP that aligns with the contract-driven federation concept. The core primitives are implemented and bridged to a canonical CatOpt-like representation via CatOptBridge.
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- Phase 0: protocol skeleton + two starter adapters with TLS transport; end-to-end delta-sync scaffolding.
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- Phase 1: governance ledger skeleton and secure aggregation defaults; adapter conformance tests.
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- Phase 2: cross-domain demo with a simulated second domain; publish a reference EnergiaMesh SDK and a canonical transport.
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- Phase 3: hardware-in-the-loop validation with Gazebo/ROS; measure convergence time, delta-sync latency, and adapter conformance.
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- Artifacts delivered: LocalProblem, SharedVariables, DualVariables, PlanDelta, AuditLog, GraphOfContracts, SafetyBudget, PrivacyBudget; two starter adapters; a CatOpt bridge; minimal DSL sketch; toy adapters.
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- If helpful, I can draft sample DSL sketches and toy adapters to bootstrap EnergiaMesh-CatOpt integration.
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- Getting started
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- Install dependencies and run tests:
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- bash test.sh
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- To explore the MVP, look under src/energiamesh/
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Packaging and publishing
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- This repository uses a Python packaging layout under src/ with pyproject.toml.
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- See READY_TO_PUBLISH when you are ready to publish the MVP as a package.
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