heady-context-capsule-mesh

To share portable context across distributed agents, you package it into versioned capsules and route them through a directed graph mesh, enabling seamless handoffs and coherent collaboration between tasks.

A context capsule is a portable, versioned context bundle with metadata and payloads. You need it for multi-agent workflows to maintain coherent state and govern access controls during distributed task handoffs.

You define a capsule schema by specifying its metadata and payloads, then outline directed routing rules for the mesh, including versioning, compression, access controls, and expiry parameters.

Yes, you can enforce permissions and time-to-live expiry rules to govern capsule lifecycles across the network, ensuring secure device-to-device context sharing and controlled access.

The best way to handle context dehydration is using capsule compression and versioning to efficiently transfer portable payloads across devices while maintaining mesh topology and routing integrity.

Multi-agent context routing loses state when capsule schemas lack proper versioning or dehydration. Applying mesh routing rules with enforced access controls and expiry ensures coherent task handoffs.