consciousness/schema/channel.capnp

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# Channel wire protocol.
#
# Spoken over Unix domain sockets between the consciousness binary
# (client) and channel daemons (servers) in ~/.consciousness/channels/.
#
# Each daemon manages one channel prefix (e.g. "irc", "telegram",
# "shell"). Sub-channels are dot-separated paths within that prefix
# (e.g. "irc.#bcachefs", "shell.b200").
#
# The protocol is bidirectional but client-initiated for data:
# - Client calls recv/send explicitly
# - Server pushes lightweight notifications via callback
# - Messages aren't consumed until recv with allNew=true
#
# Multiple clients can connect simultaneously (e.g. claude-code
# and consciousness binary running in parallel).
struct ChannelInfo {
name @0 :Text; # channel path
connected @1 :Bool; # underlying transport is alive
unread @2 :UInt32; # unconsumed message count
}
struct Notification {
channel @0 :Text; # which channel has new messages
urgency @1 :UInt8; # max urgency of new messages
preview @2 :Text; # first line or summary
count @3 :UInt32; # how many new since last notification
}
# Callback interface — server pushes to client.
interface ChannelClient {
# "New messages arrived on these channels."
# Lightweight signal — client calls recv() to read content.
notify @0 (notifications :List(Notification)) -> ();
}
# Server interface — client calls these.
interface ChannelServer {
# Read from a channel. Returns flat text.
# allNew=true: all unconsumed text (marks consumed),
# plus scrollback to reach at least minCount lines.
# allNew=false: last minCount lines (pure scrollback,
# nothing consumed).
recv @0 (channel :Text, allNew :Bool, minCount :UInt32)
-> (text :Text);
# Send text to a channel.
send @1 (channel :Text, message :Text) -> ();
# Register for push notifications.
# Server calls callback.notify() when new messages arrive.
subscribe @2 (callback :ChannelClient) -> ();
# List available channels and their status.
list @3 () -> (channels :List(ChannelInfo));
# Open a channel — start monitoring. Daemon-specific semantics:
# tmux: find pane by label name, attach pipe-pane.
open @4 (label :Text) -> ();
# Close a channel — stop monitoring and clean up.
close @5 (channel :Text) -> ();
}