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statewire

The Statewire protocol for Python: a Statewire host owns one JSON state dict, streams every change to attached clients as ops, and dispatches typed commands back. Part of harness-sdk, with harness-sdk and pinned.

Install

uv add statewire

Extras: uv add "statewire[langgraph]", uv add "statewire[orjson]".

Use

from fastapi import FastAPI
from pinned import PinnedHost, PinnedWorker
from statewire import Statewire, StatewireReject, command

class Counter(Statewire):
    async def lifespan(self):
        self.state = {"count": 0}
        yield

    @command
    async def increment(self):
        if self.state["count"] >= 10:
            raise StatewireReject("the counter is full (max 10)")
        self.state["count"] += 1

worker = PinnedWorker()
app = FastAPI()
app.include_router(worker)
app.include_router(PinnedHost(Counter, worker=worker, namespace="/threads"))

Protocols and documents

Connections negotiate date ranges through Statewire-Version and Statewire-Protocol. Protocols are additive and required by default. The server selects versions in syn; WebSockets use statewire.v1.

Each protocol owns its commands and its documents, and mints statement seqs in its own lane. Ephemeral subprotocols (Statewire.Subprotocol("interest", record="ephemeral")) restart their lane on every attach and carry per-attach documents mounted from handlers via ctx.attach. Python hosts support chained compatibility adapters.

See the protocol registration and migration guide.

Docs

Lease context

client = StatewireClient.sse(url, context={"acme-chat": {"locale": "en"}})
client.set_context("acme-chat", {"locale": "de"})

Context is a full object per protocol and connection lease. The client restores its latest values on every new attachment, including a fresh hello on the same socket. Hosts validate candidates through validate_context and react through context_changed. Commands read their admission snapshot through ctx.context; later replacements do not alter queued commands. Context supports document datetime metadata, has a 64 KiB limit per entry, and consumes no command sequence numbers.

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