Unseen Servant
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A server for the small internet.
Pre-release, and unannounced. If you have found this early, please do not share it around yet: nothing here is asking for visitors until it clears its own quality bar.
Unseen Servant publishes one folder of writing to five small networks: Gemini, Gopher, Spartan, Nex and Finger, and mirrors it to the web. You write a page once. A reader opens it in Lagrange, in a gopher client from 1994, in lynx, or in Chrome, and it is the same page, from the same file, updated within seconds of you saving it.
The command is usv.
This site is that claim, tested on itself: everything you are reading is served by Unseen Servant, from one folder, on every protocol it supports, with no build step in between. If you are reading this over gopher or nex, that is the demonstration working.
Start here
The five networks, and what each is best at
Agents: reading, writing and operating
Going deeper
What it speaks, and what verified each one
What we learned from the other servers
The project
Written end to end by an AI, directed and reviewed by a human. Pre-1.0 and not independently audited.
MIT licensed.