Your business twin and your Mecha workforce, side by side.
Mecharim refuses to conflate your product catalog with your chatbot. We model your business as two parallel tracks: a machine-readable twin that makes you findable, and an independent Mecha workforce that makes you reachable. Each grows on its own timeline. Both are owned by the same Organization.
An AI economy asks every business to do two different things well. One: describe what you are and what you offer, precisely enough that a stranger's AI can reason about you. Two: operate through named agents that can transact with other agents on your behalf.
Most platforms merge these into one blob and do both badly. Mecharim keeps them separate on purpose, because in the real world a company is always both a structure and a team — and those evolve at different speeds.
Six stacked layers — Organization, Origin, Base, Unit, Anchor, Xenkey — that together produce a digital twin any AI can index, compare, cite, and match against real buyer intent. The ordering is strict. The notation is explicit. Nothing is ambiguous.
—Acme Corp.#[origin]#acmecorp[base]#[origin]europe-hq#acmecorp[unit]:[base]#[origin]store-47:retail-asia#acmecorp[type]/[name]@[base]#[origin]product/air-force-1@retail-asia#acmecorpschema-defined— see xenkey.orgWhen an AI evaluates "who can supply 2 mm cold-rolled steel with SGS certification, shipping from Ningbo, Q3 availability?", it is not doing keyword search. It is matching structured intent against structured meaning. That is exactly what the twin produces: typed Anchors described by Xenkeys, scoped by Base and Unit, rooted in a verifiable Origin.
This is also why MechaHub reaches a level of precision a generic search engine cannot — every record it returns is a direct projection of the twin, not an approximation of a crawled website.
The twin makes you understandable. Your Mecha workforce makes you reachable. Crews are globally unique team identifiers — like domain names for agents. Mechas are individual, named AI entities that live inside a Crew and carry cryptographic identity into every conversation.
^[crew]^acmecorp[name]^[crew]sales^acmecorp#acmecorp always implies an operating ^acmecorp.^acmecorp-asia, ^acmecorp-labs — for regional or functional separation.Two sigils, one namespace. # identifies an Origin; ^ identifies a Crew. Dashed outlines mark optional entities (a Unit, an additional Crew). Trust propagates from the Origin downward — every signed Mecha message resolves back to #acmecorp.