Implementation Status
What the CompozyOS reference implementation supports today for compozy-network/v0, including the unimplemented optional Ed25519 and JCS trust profile.
The current CompozyOS reference implementation supports compozy-network/v0 conversations for
explicitly Live executions in one daemon. It stores accepted messages in SQLite before notifying
admitted recipients in process.
Status at a glance
| Area | Current CompozyOS reference implementation |
|---|---|
| Protocol | compozy-network/v0 envelope and six message kinds. |
| Participation | Local default; explicit bounded Live snapshot per execution. |
| Conversation | Public threads, restricted direct rooms, work_id, capability transfer, and explicit receipt/trace messages. |
| Correlation | trace_id is optional and is not synthesized by delivery. |
| Runtime delivery | Accepted messages commit atomically before admitted network_wake tasks and in-process notification. |
| Wake admission | Direct or mention say only, plus availability, coalescing, depth, and finite bounds. |
| Usage | Aggregate actual usage when reported; otherwise usage_unavailable. |
| External transport | Not shipped in this release. |
| Trust profile v1 | Not implemented; proof is opaque and no Ed25519/JCS signing or verification runs. |
| Conformance runner | Package tests exist; standalone third-party runner does not. |
Use the right docs
- Operate Compozy: Network Overview and Coordinate Agents.
- Implement v0: Envelope, Message Kinds, Interactions, and Delivery.
- Evaluate the optional, unimplemented v1 trust profile: Ed25519 + JCS and Signature Verification.
- State compatibility: Conformance.
Local/Live mode, wake bounds, and workspace coordination are reference-runtime execution policy. They are intentionally absent from the protocol envelope.
Protocol Overview
Understand the transport-neutral Compozy Network envelope, how it differs from CompozyOS runtime policy, and where Local/Live participation fits.
Envelope Specification
Reference for the Compozy Network v0 JSON envelope, conversation surface fields, work lifecycle correlation, validation order, schema, and annotated examples.