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Google has open-sourced SAM (Sovereign Agent Mesh), a zero-config, zero-trust peer-to-peer overlay enabling autonomous AI agents to securely share tools across hybrid environments without exposing internal endpoints. By leveraging OIDC and Biscuit tokens for offline authorization over the Model Context Protocol, this project addresses critical infrastructure needs for enterprise deployments where regulatory compliance prevents public internet exposure of agent logic or data.

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Meet SAM (Sovereign Agent Mesh): A Zero-Config, Zero-Trust P2P Network for AI Agents

MarkTechPostAugust 18, 20264 min read

Google has open-sourced SAM (Sovereign Agent Mesh) under Apache-2.0 — and it has nothing to do with Segment Anything. SAM is a zero-config, zero-trust P2P overlay that lets autonomous agents discover and call each other's MCP tools across cloud, on-prem, laptop and edge environments, without exposing a single internal endpoint to the public internet. Identity flows from OIDC into Biscuit capability tokens, so nodes authorize every request offline under a strict default-deny model. The post Meet SAM (Sovereign Agent Mesh): A Zero-Config, Zero-Trust P2P Network for AI Agents appeared first on MarkTechPost.

google/sam is not Segment Anything. SAM here means Sovereign Agent Mesh, an Apache-2.0 networking project for autonomous AI agents. The problem it targets is concrete. Agents now run across cloud servers, on-prem datacenters, laptops, Raspberry Pis and Android devices. Letting them share tools usually means exposing internal scripts, LLM endpoints or private APIs to the public internet. SAM’s alternative is a zero-config, zero-trust P2P overlay — closer to a private VPN, but scoped to agent-to-agent tool sharing over the Model…

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