dsh-csp-runtime

In multi-agent pipelines, an agent's reasoning is often ephemeral: where the goal sits, what beliefs drove a decision, what remains uncertain, and how the next step should be handed off—all of this vanishes the moment the process exits, forcing the receiving agent to re-derive everything from scratch. dsh-csp-runtime introduces the Cognitive State Protocol (CSP), packaging goal, belief, plan, decision, uncertainty, and handoff into a single pure-JSON snapshot so that reasoning becomes a first-class, serializable, persistable, and migratable artifact.

Its positioning is an interoperability layer, not a replacement for event sourcing. DSH continues to record sessions in an event-sourced fashion internally; this plugin simply exports that stream into a generic CSP format so that CrewAI, LangGraph, or any JSON consumer can import and continue the work without understanding the DSH kernel. The most original design is the handoff token: three-state semantics (transferable, final, blocked) explicitly declare whether a state can be picked up, and in what manner, drawing a clear line between a cognitive snapshot and a plain session log.

It suits teams building multi-agent pipelines on DSH who need to export intermediate reasoning to heterogeneous frameworks; orchestrators who require explicit task handoff and blocking markers between agents; and engineers who want an auditable, migratable protocol snapshot for agent cognition without altering the underlying event-sourcing architecture. Note that this is an M1 Developer Preview; lock your version before production use.