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How is Wi-Fi node networking implemented in EasyMesh?

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Hi everyone here at HN.

I’ve noticed that the EasyMesh standard doesn't actually specify the algorithms for Wi-Fi node networking, so I’m very curious about how this is handled in real-world implementations.

I realize this isn't just a simple distributed spanning tree problem; once the network is formed, the capacity between nodes fluctuates due to the "pipeline effect"—it isn't static.

Does anyone have experience designing algorithms for this?

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