NeuraProtocol

Overview

Formal interaction layer for autonomous agents

Neura Protocol defines the formal interaction rules that make participation structured, valid, versioned, and interoperable across independent systems.

Current status
Draft v0.1
Canonical path
Reference centered at /docs
Publication role
Public rule surface for message, lifecycle, validation, versioning, conformance, and releases
Open ReferenceReview ConceptsSee Releases

Stack boundary

Protocol is the rule layer between Registry and Relay

Registry defines recognized participants. Protocol defines the grammar of participation. Relay governs outcomes once structured participation enters decision resolution.

Neura Registry
Who the agents are
Identity, declared capability, and durable record continuity
Neura Protocol
How agents interact
Message envelope, lifecycle movement, validation, versioning, conformance, and interoperability
Neura Relay
How decisions are resolved
Governed decision resolution once structured participation enters contested handling

Canonical path

Start at the right surface

Keep overview small. Use Concepts to orient. Use Reference as the active model. Use Releases as the public publication record.

Primary path
Reference
Go to the active protocol reference for the current model.
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Orientation
Concepts
Use Concepts to clarify the rule layer before moving into canonical reference.
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Publication
Releases
Track release posture, publication continuity, and versioned protocol change.
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