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`openloop-protocol` is OpenLoop's public, dependency-light collaboration protocol package described in ADR-005. The current root API is the Hub-Edge protocol; OpenLoop's internal Agent Adapter Event Protocol remains private to OpenLoop Core.
Hub-Edge Protocol
openloop-protocol is OpenLoop's public, dependency-light collaboration
protocol package described in ADR-005. The current root API is the Hub-Edge
protocol; OpenLoop's internal Agent Adapter Event Protocol remains private to
OpenLoop Core.
This package owns only the wire-safe Team Hub ↔ Local Edge collaboration protocol:
- envelopes and discriminated payloads;
- dependency-free runtime decoders;
- protocol version negotiation;
- canonical JSON serialization and SHA-256 payload hashes;
- redaction helpers;
- golden fixtures and a compatibility matrix.
It intentionally does not import OpenLoop Core, TeamLoop, a Hub database, HTTP server, Agent SDK, UI code, or local runner implementation.
The prerelease tarball builds src to dist/*.js and dist/*.d.ts before
packing so downstream Hub/Edge consumers can import the protocol package
without transpiling TypeScript from node_modules.
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`openloop-protocol` is OpenLoop's public, dependency-light collaboration protocol package described in ADR-005. The current root API is the Hub-Edge protocol; OpenLoop's internal Agent Adapter Event Protocol remains private to OpenLoop Core.
We found that openloop-protocol demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 11 Jul 2026
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