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§plato-ship-protocol
Ship Interconnection Protocol — 6-layer trait definitions for the Plato network stack.
Layers (bottom to top):
HarborLayer— direct addressing, peer discoveryTidePoolLayer— async message routing, bufferingCurrentLayer— cross-runtime transport (git-based i2i)ChannelLayer— simulation ↔ live channel bridgingBeaconLayer— event signaling, observation, trust score emissionReefLayer— persistence, state handoff, belief serialization
Structs§
- Ship
Stack - A composed stack of all 6 Ship Interconnection Protocol layers.
Traits§
- Beacon
Layer - Event signaling, observation, and trust score emission.
- Channel
Layer - Simulation ↔ live channel bridging.
- Current
Layer - Cross-runtime transport (git-based i2i).
- Harbor
Layer - Direct addressing and peer discovery.
- Reef
Layer - Persistence, state handoff, and belief serialization.
- Tide
Pool Layer - Async message routing and buffering.