Engineering Decentralized Genomic Infrastructure, Air-Gapped Privacy & Peer-to-Peer Biological Knowledge Meshes
epgeno is an open-source biological computing initiative dedicated to safeguarding humanity's genomic sovereignty. We engineer peer-to-peer data distribution primitives, high-throughput sequence streaming engines, and client-side privacy sandboxes that eliminate dependency on vulnerable, centralized commercial cloud silos.
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β Public P2P Swarm Layer β Air-Gapped Client Sandbox β
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β β’ BitTorrent v2 BEP 52 WebRTC β β’ Local-First OPFS Storage β
β β’ ClinVar/ACMG Immutable SSOT β β’ In-Browser WASM noodles Engine β
β β’ 16KB Merkle Range Slicing β β’ Zero-Egress Network Isolation β
β β’ Cloudflare R2 Viewport Seeding β β’ Cryptographic Coordinate Liftover β
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π epgeno/plasmid
Decentralized Genomic Wiki & Merkle Range Slicing Engine (plasmid.wiki)
- RFC-0001 (
.plasmid): Single-container packaging combining 16KB Merkle chunks, 32-byte index directories, and interleaved reference genomes. - RFC-0002 (
plasmid-vault): Physical air-gap architecture guaranteeing private user WGS/VCF data never enters P2P swarms or cloud servers. - WASM Range Slicing: Sub-millisecond partial genomic decoding powered by
noodlesin pure WebAssembly. - WebRTC P2P Swarms: Peer-to-peer chunk exchange reducing academic lab genome hosting bandwidth costs by >90%.
- Clinical SSOT Immutability: Medical pathogenicity tiers (ClinVar/ACMG) are cryptographically immutable. All community contributions undergo peer-reviewed GitHub Pull Requests.
- Dual Licensing: Open-source crates and applications are dual-licensed under MIT OR Apache-2.0.
- Responsible Vulnerability Disclosure: Private security reporting via GitHub Security Advisories or
security@epgeno.org.