Rust SDK#

The Rust SDK (net-mesh-sdk, imported as net_sdk) is the canonical binding — every other language wraps the same core. These pages walk the agentic loop in one order; each has a counterpart in the other SDKs, so the concept you learn here maps straight across.

cargo add net-mesh-sdk

There are two node types, and you'll use both:

• Net — the event bus. Publish and subscribe to typed events (emit / subscribe_typed). Transport is a runtime choice (memory, mesh, Redis, JetStream).
• Mesh — the mesh node with capabilities, tools, and nRPC. This is the agentic surface: announce what you can do, discover what others can do, and invoke it.

The spine#

1. Quickstart — install, build a node, run a first loop.
2. Announce — publish a capability the mesh can discover.
3. Discover — find capabilities by what they do.
4. Invoke — call a capability, get a typed result.
5. Watch — consume the event stream.
6. Artifacts — move blobs and directories.
7. Errors — classify failures and recover.

All examples are grounded in the runnable SDK examples under sdk/examples/ (hello.rs, channels.rs, tool_calling.rs) and the SDK source. The full conceptual background is in Concepts; this section is the code.