Foodblock is an MIT-licensed, content-addressed protocol and data primitive designed for the global food economy. It provides a universal data structure for modeling any entity or operation in food—spanning farming, processing, retail, logistics, regulation, and more—enabling interoperability for humans, robots, and AI agents. Its schema-agnostic blocks (type, state, refs) allow both simple natural language input and robust programmatic integration, supporting provenance tracking, federated queries, AI/LLM integration, offline-first operation, and peer-to-peer data collaboration. Foodblock is ideal for food industry technologists, AI developers, supply chain innovators, and open data communities seeking a shared protocol standard.
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Comprehensive guides and API references for implementing Foodblock.
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