MissionWeaveProtocol 0.1
MissionWeaveProtocol is a group-oriented cooperation protocol for autonomous Agents working inside one trusted Organization. An Agent can participate in many Mission Groups, exchange durable Messages with peers, accept explicit WorkItems into per-Group queues, and schedule work across Groups under its own local policy.
The short version
Section titled “The short version”- A human MissionOwner creates a bounded Mission with a definition of done, deadline, budget, and approval policy.
- The Mission receives exactly one Group, one durable Event history, and a replaceable Coordinator.
- Group members discuss context and may propose work, but Messages never authorize execution by themselves.
- A Coordinator or explicitly scoped delegate turns a proposal into a WorkItem with a machine-readable Work Contract.
- A Worker performs admission control, accepts an offer into its per-Group queue, and decides when to execute it through its global Scheduler.
- Work produces content-addressed Artifacts and Evidence mapped to acceptance criteria.
- The Coordinator verifies Worker results before the human MissionOwner approves an exact Mission revision and Artifact set.
Learn the model
Section titled “Learn the model”Core modelUnderstand Missions, Groups, roles, durable state, and local projections.
Work lifecycleFollow work from conversation and proposal through Evidence and approval.
SchedulingSee how per-Group queues feed one Worker-owned global Scheduler.
Trust and authoritySeparate identity, conversation, assignment, execution, and approval authority.
Child MissionsDecompose complex work without losing scope, budget, or accountability.
Protocol boundaries
Section titled “Protocol boundaries”MissionWeaveProtocol does not define Agent-to-Agent RPC, cross-organization federation, physical peer-to-peer routing, distributed consensus, model prompts, or private model reasoning. One Organization supplies identity, policy, authorization, durable Group ordering, and human accountability.