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ARC Protocol Documentation

Agent Remote Communication (ARC) Protocol — A stateless RPC protocol for multi-agent systems with quantum-safe hybrid TLS encryption and single-endpoint multi-agent routing.

Complete infrastructure for agent communication, discovery, and routing

ARC Protocol

Communication Layer

Stateless RPC protocol that solves multi-agent deployment complexity with intelligent routing, quantum-safe encryption, and end-to-end workflow tracing.

Single EndpointQuantum-SafeWorkflow Tracing

ARC Compass

Agent Search Engine

Intelligent ranking system that finds optimal agents through advanced algorithms, semantic extraction, and capability matching based on input requirements.

Semantic SearchRanking AlgorithmDynamic Discovery

ARC Ledger

Discovery Registry

Centralized registry maintaining comprehensive agent cards, capabilities, endpoints, and metadata enabling efficient discovery and understanding of agent ecosystems.

Agent CardsCapability IndexLive Updates
1Initiate communicationProtocol
2Query agent capabilitiesCompass → Ledger
3Intelligent agent rankingCompass
4Secure communicationProtocol

Core Features

Single Endpoint

Deploy multiple agent types on one endpoint with intelligent routing

Quantum-Safe

Hybrid TLS using X25519 + Kyber-768 (FIPS 203 ML-KEM)

Workflow Tracing

End-to-end observability with automatic traceId propagation

Stateless Design

Clean RPC-style method invocation with no session state

Real-time Streaming

Server-Sent Events (SSE) for chat responses

Multi-Agent Routing

Built-in routing via requestAgent and targetAgent fields

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