DLFS

DLFS — the Decentralised Lattice File System — is a content-addressed, CRDT-mergeable filesystem that runs on the Convex lattice. It exposes a familiar hierarchical namespace with WebDAV and Java NIO compatibility, so you can mount it as a drive or access it through standard file APIs.

Every directory and file is a lattice value. Concurrent writes from independent peers merge deterministically, without a central coordinator. DLFS is designed to store both user-facing documents and machine-generated assets — datasets, model weights, blobs — with strong integrity guarantees and efficient sync.