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# DRIFT
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**Decentralized Resource Identity & Trust Framework (DRIFT)**
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Created by [Slava Tykhonov](https://github.com/4tykhonov)
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DRIFT is a decentralized identity and trust layer that propagates **traceable context** — such as sessions, prompts, user metadata, and spans — across AI tools and services in **event-driven environments** like the Model Context Protocol (MCP).
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## 🧠 Background: Understanding Data Drift
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In software engineering, **data drift** is a key concern that can affect system reliability and trust in data processing pipelines. DRIFT helps mitigate these risks by making identity and changes traceable.
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Three common types of drift include:
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- **Infrastructure Drift** – Changes in the software environment that can break or invalidate infrastructure configurations.
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- **Structural Drift** – Changes to the data schema that may invalidate databases or data contracts.
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- **Semantic Drift** – Changes in the meaning of data without altering its structure, often caused by multiple developers independently modifying system components.
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By assigning decentralized identifiers (DIDs) and enforcing consistent, signed metadata, DRIFT supports systems in managing and auditing these types of drift.
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## šŸ” What DRIFT Does
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DRIFT enables trusted interoperability between distributed AI components by providing unique, verifiable identities for all parts of an AI pipeline.
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## ✨ Features
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- āœ… Assigns [DIDs (Decentralized Identifiers)](https://www.w3.org/TR/did-core/) to all entities:
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- Sessions
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- Prompts
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- Users
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- Tools
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- šŸ” Uses **public/private key cryptography** to:
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- Sign events
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- Verify authenticity of actions and actors
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- 🧱 Defines a **consistent metadata structure** for:
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- Events
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- Tools
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- Services
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- šŸ”— Supports **verifiable logs and data lineage**:
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- Track where and how data was processed
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- Ensure transparency in AI workflows
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## šŸ“¦ Use Cases
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- Model Context Protocol (MCP) pipelines
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- Distributed AI systems
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- Event logging with trusted provenance
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- Prompt and session tracking across tools
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## šŸ› ļø Getting Started
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```bash
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# Clone the project
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cd drift
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python3 drift.py
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```
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