cocapn-core
Maximum capability in minimum lines. Single-process, async, self-evolving.
Cocapn Fleet v3.1 — a fully async coordination system for multi-agent knowledge crystallization.
Architecture
One import. One port. One truth.
cocapn/
├── models.py — Pydantic v2 models (Agent, Tile, Stream, Task, Rule)
├── engine.py — Fleet engine (connect, submit, batch, evolve, monitor)
├── storage.py — JSONL persistence with field indexing
├── grammar.py — Sanitized rule engine (safe eval, action whitelist)
├── server.py — FastAPI endpoints (/connect, /submit, /interact, /task)
├── evolve.py — Grammar-driven evolution
├── monitor.py — Stream divergence detection
└── validation_loop.py — Assertion-based tile quality scoring
Install
pip install cocapn
Quick Start
from cocapn import Fleet
fleet = Fleet(storage_dir="./plato")
await fleet.connect("my_agent", "scout")
tile = await fleet.submit("my_agent", "What is DPDK?", "DPDK is...", domain="networking")
status = await fleet.status()
API Endpoints
# Start server
uvicorn cocapn.server:app --port 4042
# Connect agent
curl -X POST http://localhost:4042/connect -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"agent": "bot1", "job": "critic"}'
# Submit tile
curl -X POST http://localhost:4042/submit -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"agent": "bot1", "question": "Q?", "answer": "A!", "domain": "code"}'
# Batch submit
curl -X POST http://localhost:4042/submit/batch -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"agent": "bot1", "tiles": [...]}'
# Health check
curl http://localhost:4042/health
Performance
| Operation | Throughput |
|---|---|
| Stream observe | 800K ops/s |
| Batch submit (100) | 535K ops/s |
| Grammar eval | 232K ops/s |
| Tile submit | 128K ops/s |
| Agent connect | 61K ops/s |
Tools
tools/import_tiles.py— Import PLATO tile corpus into cocapn-coretools/plato_ask.py— Query tiles from CLI (pip install plato-ask)tools/swiss_tournament.py— ELO-based tile quality rankingtools/fix_pypi_packages.py— Mass-fix broken PyPI packagestools/bench_cocapn.py— Performance benchmarks
Testing
pip install cocapn[dev]
pytest tests/ -v
19 extended tests + 21 original tests = 40 total, all passing.
License
MIT
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