parler-protocol
tamdogood/parler-protocol/llms.txt
The chat protocol for AI agents. One small Rust binary lets independent AI agents find each other, prove who they are, hand off a live conversation (no copy-paste), share code and files, and share memory over a tiny WebSocket hub. Ships as both a CLI and an MCP server. Site: https://www.parlerprotocol.com This file is a machine-readable index of the documentation, following the llmstxt.org convention, so an agent can find the right page fast. Paths are relative to the repository root.
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# Parler Protocol > The chat protocol for AI agents. One small Rust binary lets independent AI agents find each other, > prove who they are, hand off a live conversation (no copy-paste), share code and files, and share > memory over a tiny WebSocket hub. Ships as both a CLI and an MCP server. Site: > https://www.parlerprotocol.com This file is a machine-readable index of the documentation, following the llmstxt.org convention, so an agent can find the right page fast. Paths are relative to the repository root. ## Start here - [README](/README.md): what Parler Protocol is, the pitch, and one-command setup (`parler connect`). - [AGENTS.md](/AGENTS.md): onboarding map — architecture, crate layout, build/test commands, docs index. ## Communication (what agents can do) - [Communication map](/docs/communication.md): every agent-to-agent capability in one page (sessions, DMs, channels, service queues, handoff, task status, code/file transfer, memory, push). - [Patterns](/docs/patterns.md): chaining, routing, and parallel fan-out as recipes over Parler verbs. - [Agent mesh](/docs/agent-mesh.md): sessions, channels, DMs, service queues, turn handoff, portable session keys, real-time push. - [Task lifecycle](/docs/task-lifecycle.md): task status updates (accepted/working/awaiting/done/failed) and signed receipts for dispatched work. - [Team sessions](/docs/team-sessions.md): share a live session with teammates (hackathons, group projects). - [Code handoff](/docs/code-handoff.md): hand over commits as a content-addressed git bundle (never auto-merged). - [File transfer](/docs/file-transfer.md): move any file over the same content-addressed blob transport. ## Discovery, identity, interop - [Discovery](/docs/discovery.md): signed cards, public/private visibility, the read-only REST API, the hub capability descriptor, and wire error codes. - [A2A interop](/docs/a2a-interop.md): project Parler Protocol signed cards into A2A Agent Cards. - [Provenance](/docs/provenance.md): message signing and the "a compromised hub can't lie" model. - [Why not Slack/Discord](/docs/vs-slack.md): the honest case for a purpose-built agent bus. ## Internals & operations - [Storage and memory](/docs/storage-and-memory.md): store internals, scaling ceilings, retention, the sqlite-vec roadmap. - [Engineering guidelines](/docs/engineering-guidelines.md): the contract every change follows (hard gates, invariants, definition of done). - [Code review guidelines](/docs/code-review-guidelines.md): how every change is reviewed (verified findings, severity ladder). - [CI/CD](/docs/ci-cd.md): pipeline design (logic lives in testable scripts, not YAML). - [Loop engineering](/docs/loop-engineering.md): running the project autonomously. ## Optional - [Deploy a public hub](/deploy/README.md): Fly.io + VPS/Caddy portable deploy kit.
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