scbe-crosstalk-workflow

Cross-agent handoffs use a fixed packet schema to send structured, auditable messages across JSON files, a JSONL lane bus, and a notes mirror. This enforces session persistence and stable task IDs to prevent packet loss or misdelivery.

A deterministic cross-talk packet is a structured, auditable message for task updates, blockers, and handoffs between two AI agents. It enforces consistent session IDs and append-only surfaces to ensure reliable, loss-free coordination across shared workspaces.

Start a coordinated session by posting a deterministic cross-talk packet across JSON files, the JSONL bus, and the notes mirror. This initializes the handoff with a consistent session_id and stable task_id for ongoing auditable agent communication.

Yes, the cross-agent handoff workflow includes guardrails against secrets exposure and misdelivered packets. It enforces append-only surfaces and validates a fixed packet schema to prevent loss or misdelivery during multi-surface delivery.

Maintain an audit trail for AI agent task updates by appending structured handoff packets to the JSONL lane bus and notes mirror. This append-only approach with stable task IDs guarantees a deterministic, auditable record of all coordination messages.

Yes, JSONL bus delivery supports blocking task notifications by appending cross-talk packets to the lane bus. This multi-surface delivery ensures updates and blockers are visible across JSON files and the notes inbox for both coordinating agents.