IOC L9 Protocol Models
Pydantic models and protocol definitions for the Internet of Cognition (IoC) Layer 9 protocol stack.
Installation
pip install ioc-l9-all-models
Quick Start
# import L9 protocol models
from ai.outshift.data_model import L9, L9Header, L9Payload, Message, Actor, ParticipantSet, Kind
# import SAB subprotocol models + builder (SAB reuses the canonical L9 header)
# from ai.outshift.subprotocols.sab import SABMessageBuilder, SABNegotiatePayloadData
# Create an L9 message
msg = L9(
header=L9Header(
protocol="SSTP",
subprotocol="TFP",
version="1.0",
kind=Kind.intent,
subkind="",
participants=ParticipantSet(
actors=[Actor(id="actor-1", role="analyst")],
groups={"team_alpha": ["actor-1"]},
),
),
payload=L9Payload(
type="text",
data={"content": "Hello from L9!"},
),
)
print(msg.model_dump_json(indent=2))
What's Included
- L9/SSTP — Core protocol Pydantic models (L9, L9Header, L9Payload, Actor, Message, etc.)
- SIEP — Semantic Information Exchange Protocol
- CIP — Cognition and Interoperability Protocol
- SAB — Semantic Alignment Broadcast
- TFP — Team Formation via Polling
Requirements
- Python >= 3.10, < 3.14
- pydantic >= 2.0
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License
Apache License 2.0 - See LICENSE for details.
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