ipc-communication

Inter-process communication between a Rust orchestrator and Python agents is handled via a JSON-based protocol over stdin/stdout. This approach details message formats and bidirectional patterns for reliable command execution.

The best way to format messages for stdin/stdout IPC is using a structured JSON protocol. This standardizes bidirectional communication, allowing the orchestrator to send instructions and agents to report back status across Rust, Python, and Swift environments.

Yes, you can use this JSON IPC protocol to communicate with Swift agents. It includes implementation examples in Swift for building the communication layer, ensuring platform-specific agents can exchange data with the Rust orchestrator.

Bidirectional communication works by defining a clear JSON message format sent over stdin/stdout. The orchestrator sends instructions like writing text, while the agent reports back execution status or new messages through the same channel.

To handle errors and validate data during agent-orchestrator IPC, this framework includes specific strategies for robust error management and message validation. This ensures data integrity when exchanging commands between the Rust orchestrator and platform agents.