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agent-lifecycle-protocol

v0.1.0

Published

Agent lifecycle management — birth, fork, succession, migration, retraining, and decommission — TypeScript reference implementation

Readme

agent-lifecycle-protocol (TypeScript)

TypeScript reference implementation of the Agent Lifecycle Protocol (ALP) — managing agent birth, fork, succession, migration, retraining, and decommission.

What it does

  • Lifecycle state machine: Genesis → Provisioning → Active → Suspended/Migrating/Deprecated → Decommissioned/Failed
  • Fork operations: Full clone, partial clone, capability fork, specialization with configurable genetic/epigenetic inheritance
  • Succession protocol: Four-phase handoff (announce → transfer → verify → cutover) with reputation inheritance
  • Migration: Cold, warm, and live migration between platforms with state integrity verification
  • Retraining: Identity continuity testing, impact classification, counterparty notification
  • Decommission: Graceful (apoptosis) and emergency (necrosis) with credential revocation tracking
  • Lineage registry: Ancestors, descendants, siblings, family tree, genetic/epigenetic matching, access-level filtering, redaction

Install

npm install agent-lifecycle-protocol

Quick start

import {
  LifecycleManager,
  GeneticProfile,
  EpigeneticProfile,
  forkAgent,
} from "agent-lifecycle-protocol";

const manager = new LifecycleManager({ storeDir: ".alp" });

// Create and activate an agent
const agent = manager.genesis({
  agentId: "agent-alpha",
  creatorId: "operator-1",
  geneticProfile: new GeneticProfile({ modelFamily: "claude", modelVersion: "4.6" }),
  epigeneticProfile: new EpigeneticProfile({ role: "coordinator" }),
});
manager.activate("agent-alpha");

// Fork a child agent
const fork = forkAgent(manager, "agent-alpha", "agent-beta", {
  forkType: "specialization",
});

Build & test

npm install
npm run build
npm test

Requires Node.js >= 18. Zero external dependencies (only @types/node and typescript as dev deps).

Architecture

| Module | Purpose | |--------|---------| | types.ts | Constants, enums, data structures, reputation math | | store.ts | Append-only JSONL persistence | | lifecycle.ts | State machine, hook system, core transitions | | fork.ts | Fork operations with inheritance config | | succession.ts | Four-phase succession protocol | | migration.ts | Platform migration (cold/warm/live) | | retraining.ts | Identity continuity test, impact classification | | decommission.ts | Graceful and emergency decommission | | registry.ts | Lineage queries, access control, redaction |

Config

Set storeDir in the LifecycleManager constructor to control where JSONL files are written (default: .alp).

License

Apache-2.0