Bombay Behavior

bombay-behavior is the foundational, runtime-independent actor behavior algebra for the Bombay actor stack.

A behavior consumes one typed event at a time and returns explicit Actions: typed communications, staged requests for fresh child actors, and the behavior or termination decision for the next communication. Scheduling, mailbox transport, clocks, allocation, and interpretation remain outside the pure transition.

The crate contains no dynamic protocol registry, type erasure, executor, or transport.

From the repository root, run the current #[behavior] example:

cargo run -p bombay-behavior --example behavior

• API documentation
• Guide and semantic contracts
• Source repository

Licensed under either Apache-2.0 or MIT.