Trait HasPeer 

pub trait HasPeer<Peer: Role>: Role {
    // Required method
    fn remote_style(&self, peer: Peer) -> RemoteStyle;
}

Declares that a role can send messages to a specific peer.

Most roles only communicate with their counterpart, but some (like acp::Proxy) can communicate with multiple peers:

• Proxy: HasPeer<Client> - proxy can send/receive from clients
• Proxy: HasPeer<Agent> - proxy can send/receive from agents
• Proxy: HasPeer<Conductor> - proxy can send/receive from its conductor

The RemoteStyle determines how messages are transformed:

• RemoteStyle::Counterpart - pass through unchanged
• RemoteStyle::Predecessor - pass through, but reject wrapped messages
• RemoteStyle::Successor - wrap in a SuccessorMessage envelope

Required Methods

fn remote_style(&self, peer: Peer) -> RemoteStyle

Returns the remote style for sending to this peer.

Dyn Compatibility

This trait is not dyn compatible.

In older versions of Rust, dyn compatibility was called "object safety", so this trait is not object safe.

Implementors

impl HasPeer<Agent> for Agent

impl HasPeer<Agent> for Conductor

impl HasPeer<Client> for agent_client_protocol::role::acp::Client

impl HasPeer<Client> for Conductor

impl HasPeer<Proxy> for Proxy

impl HasPeer<Client> for agent_client_protocol::role::mcp::Client

impl HasPeer<Server> for Server

impl HasPeer<UntypedRole> for UntypedRole