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@agentproto/agent-runtime

v0.1.1

Published

@agentproto/agent-runtime — MultiAgentRuntime kernel: swappable ports (substrate, dispatcher, participant executors, state, lifecycle, effectors) plus reference adapters (file journal substrate, mention dispatcher, fs state store, agent-cli participant).

Readme

@agentproto/agent-runtime

MultiAgentRuntime kernel — a small port/adapter framework for running swarms of agents over swappable conversation substrates.

Status: alpha.

What this is

A composition primitive, not a product. The kernel knows nothing about specific transports, dispatchers, or executors — it only routes through port interfaces. Mode (local file journal, hosted chat, MCP-bridged thread, …) is decided entirely by the adapters the caller wires in.

Ports

| Port | What it does | | --------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Substrate | Append-only conversation store. append(turn) + read(since?). | | Dispatcher | Decides which participants speak next given recent turns. | | ParticipantExecutor | Produces a turn for a given participant on demand. | | StateStore | Per-participant scratch state across turns. | | Lifecycle | Optional hooks: onTurnEnd, onMention, onIdle. | | EffectorBinding | Optional per-participant tool / MCP bindings (consumer-supplied). |

A RuntimePorts is a tuple of these. runTurn(ports, options) runs one dispatcher cycle:

read substrate → dispatch → execute selected participants → append → fire lifecycle

Loop it for continuous operation.

Reference adapters

Shipped in this package under @agentproto/agent-runtime/adapters/*:

| Adapter | Kind | Notes | | ---------------------------------------------------- | ------------ | -------------------------------------------------- | | substrate-file | file | Append-only markdown journal at a given path. | | dispatcher-mention | mention | Selects participants @-mentioned in the trigger. | | state-fs | fs | One JSON file per participant. | | participant-agent-cli | agent-cli | Spawns a CLI binary (claude --print, etc.). |

Manifest

A MultiAgentRuntime manifest is markdown with YAML frontmatter:

---
schema: agentruntimes/v1
kind: MultiAgentRuntime
id: my-swarm
participants:
  - id: reviewer
    executor: agent-cli
    displayName: Reviewer
    role: ../.claude/agents/reviewer.md
substrate:
  kind: file
  path: ./conversation.md
dispatcher:
  kind: mention
state:
  kind: fs
  dir: ./state
---

Free-form documentation of what this swarm does.

@agentproto/cli's run-swarm verb loads such manifests, resolves each kind string through its adapter registry, and runs cycles in a loop. Third-party adapters register through @agentproto/cli/registry/runtime.

Extending

Implement any of the ports and ship it as your own package. To plug into the CLI, export a module that calls registerSubstrate / registerDispatcher / registerExecutor from @agentproto/cli/registry/runtime at load time, then point users at it with --plugin <your-module-id> or via ~/.agentproto/config.json.

See ARCHITECTURE.md for the port-by-port walk, cycle diagram, and invariants.

License

MIT.