Aegis is an offline-to-online data bridge for low-bandwidth environments. A Rust agent captures unstructured field data, parses it into strict intent, stores large payloads on Walrus, and anchors a verifiable receipt on Sui.

Built for the Sui hackathon tracks around AI agents, Walrus programmable storage, and real-world infrastructure.

The command center has been redesigned around patterns visible in Sui Overflow 2025 winners:

• Make verification tangible, not hidden in backend logs.
• Treat Walrus and Sui as visible proof surfaces.
• Show a clear chain of custody from offline packet to onchain receipt.
• Position Aegis as an AI + programmable storage demo, not only a status dashboard.

Reference: Sui Overflow 2025 Hackathon Winners

1. Aegis Vault (Sui Move) Smart contract module for recording offline transfer receipts.

2. Rust Agent Local agent that receives offline data, calls an AI parser, uploads payloads to Walrus, and submits Sui transactions through the local CLI.

3. Command Center (Next.js) Frontend dashboard that surfaces the workflow, agent state, and latest Sui Devnet receipt for the configured wallet.

graph TD;
    A[Offline user] -->|SMS, Bluetooth, mesh data| B[Aegis Rust Agent]
    B -->|Raw text| C[AI Parser]
    C -->|Strict intent JSON| B
    B -->|Heavy payload| D[Walrus Storage]
    D -->|Blob ID| B
    B -->|Receipt transaction| E[Sui Vault]
    E -->|Digest and effects| F[Next.js Command Center]

cd vibecheck-dashboard
npm install
npm run dev

Open http://localhost:3000.

Useful checks:

npm run lint
npm run build

cd rust-agent
set GROQ_API_KEY=your_api_key_here
cargo run

On macOS/Linux, use export GROQ_API_KEY=your_api_key_here.

The installed Sui CLI may require an explicit build environment:

cd aegis_vault
sui move build --build-env testnet

• npm run lint passes.
• npm run build passes without the previous Turbopack workspace-root warning.
• The frontend dev server responds with HTTP/1.1 200 OK on port 3000.
• cargo build passes for the Rust agent.
• sui move build --build-env testnet passes with linter warnings in the Move source.

The dashboard avoids remote Google font fetching at request time and uses a local system font stack. This fixes the earlier dev-server behavior where port 3000 accepted connections but did not return a page.

The Next.js config now sets turbopack.root explicitly so Turbopack no longer infers C:\Users\USER as the workspace root when another parent package-lock.json exists.