Struct RuntimeResourceRef 

pub struct RuntimeResourceRef<'a> {
    pub peers: PeerCtx<'a>,
    pub net: NetCtx<'a>,
    pub time: TimeCtx<'a>,
    pub syscall: SyscallCtx<'a>,
    pub bus: &'a mut TypedBus,
    pub ingress: Arc<IngressQueue>,
    pub components: ComponentsView<'a>,
    pub current: CurrentCallCtx<'a>,
}

Engine-resource handle threaded into every dispatch_atomic call. Per docs/ENGINE.md §10. Fields are grouped by concern - peers/net/time/syscall carry the framework primitive references; current carries per-op state; bus/ingress stay top-level; components exposes the cross-component read-only surface.

Fields

peers: PeerCtx<'a>

Per-peer state (gate, backoff, governor, addresses).

net: NetCtx<'a>

Network/transport state (outbound queue, RTT, requests, dedup).

time: TimeCtx<'a>

Time / scheduling state.

syscall: SyscallCtx<'a>

Syscall-side state (storage, RNG, latches, app-event drain).

bus: &'a mut TypedBus

The in-Node typed event bus.

ingress: Arc<IngressQueue>

Shared handle to the Node’s ingress queue.

components: ComponentsView<'a>

Read-only view onto sibling components registered on the Node.

current: CurrentCallCtx<'a>

State scoped to the currently-dispatching op.

Implementations

impl RuntimeResourceRef<'_>

pub fn local_addresses(&self) -> &[Address]

Ordered local-address bag for this Node. Reads the AddressBook entry keyed by self.current.self_peer; returns an empty slice when no local addresses are registered. Wire ops + identity-bearing protocol replies (Announce, Handshake) stamp this onto their outbound envelopes so receivers can dial back on every reachable interface.

pub fn dependency<T>(&self, slot_name: &str) -> Result<&T, DependencyError>

where T: 'static,

Typed accessor for an author-declared dependency. Resolves slot_name against the engine’s generic slot registry and downcasts the bound ErasedComponent to &T.

In production the resolution is guaranteed to succeed - resolve_component_dependencies verifies at compile time that every #[depends(<role> = "<slot>")] declaration matches a bound concrete of the right role. A miss here is either a test fixture bypassing the compiler pipeline or a framework invariant breach.

// Inside a Component's dispatch_atomic / Contract impl:
let backend = ctx
    .dependency::<MyCpuBackend>("compute")
    .expect("compiler verified");
let result = backend.matmul(&lhs, &rhs)?;

pub fn estimate_wire_budget_ns( &self, target: NodeSiteId, chain: Option<ChainContext>, static_default_ns: u64, ) -> u64

-ii - convenience helper that walks the hierarchical fallback in crate::framework::rtt_tracker::RttTracker to pick the effective deadline for a wire round-trip.

chain_id + hop_index come from the compiler-stamped chain_targets / chain_depth metadata on the current NodeProto (read from [Self::current_node_metadata] via Self::read_chain_context); pass None for control-plane sends that have no chain context.

pub fn read_chain_context(&self) -> Option<ChainContext>

Read the compiler-stamped chain_targets + chain hop (encoded in chain_depth metadata) off the current NodeProto and convert them into an crate::framework::rtt_tracker::ChainContext. Returns None when no chain metadata is present (the Send is a fire-and-forget escape hatch or a control-plane round-trip).

pub fn observe_wire_round_trip( &mut self, target: NodeSiteId, chain: Option<ChainContext>, elapsed_ns: u64, now_ns: u64, )

Record a wire round-trip sample into the RTT tracker. Called on response landing (after the matching WireResponseLanded event surfaces the elapsed time) so all the hierarchical- fallback EMA tiers stay current.

pub fn allocate_command_id(&mut self) -> CommandId

Mint a fresh CommandId via the engine’s monotonic counter. Used by async-suspending syscalls (After, Sleep, BootstrapDispatch).

pub fn complete_command( &mut self, cmd_id: CommandId, results: Vec<(String, Box<dyn SlotValue>)>, )

Record a CommandId completion for the engine to drain after dispatch_atomic returns. Used by ProtocolRuntime impls + any role impl that returned DispatchResult::Async. Invoking this in the same call lets the consumer fire in the same poll cycle via the engine’s catch-up drain.

pub fn publish_bus(&mut self, event: NodeEvent)

Convenience for publishing events to the in-Node bus.

pub fn open_completion<R, E>(&mut self) -> CompletionHandle<R, E>

where R: Serialize, E: Display,

Open a completion handle for an async Contract method. The caller receives a fresh CommandId + a shared CompletionSink backed by the Node’s ingress queue. The user’s Contract method holds the handle past the dispatch return and calls CompletionHandle::complete when work finishes. The dispatch arm returns DispatchResult::Async(handle.cmd_id()) so the engine parks the op until the completion lands.