UniNet is a sovereign infrastructure network designed to help autonomous software operate independently. Rather than requiring agents to manage separate accounts across application, cloud, database, identity and payment providers, UniNet brings key capabilities together on one shared substrate. These include agent identity, programmable authority, private networking, execution, assets, payments and governance.

The platform is intended for developers building AI agents, decentralized infrastructure protocols and privacy-sensitive applications, as well as operators who want to host chains and isolated workloads on their own hardware. Its capabilities include agent identities linked to human supervisors, scoped and revocable permissions, private addressing, containers, contracts, compute, routing and domains. UniNet also provides documentation, a quickstart, a devnet faucet and guidance for running a node.

UniNet describes a reference workflow in which an agent discovers and reserves compute, executes a workload privately, verifies the result and pays a provider. This flow is a design, not yet an end-to-end working demonstration.