We're launching Maida.AI, an open micro-agents project driven by our passion for fully open-source AI tooling. The idea is to build light-weight "micro-agents" that can be composed into larger pipelines.
While hacking on the core codebase we hit a pain-point: moving tensors, embeddings, and control frames over JSON/HTTP is slow and chat-oriented. So we drafted a binary-first eXtensible Coordination Protocol (XCP) to handle cross-agent communication efficiently.
We just pushed the first spec draft and a proof-of-concept implementation here: https://github.com/maida-ai/xcp
We'd love feedback on:
* The spec itself (frame layout, codec negotiation, security).
* Prior art we might have overlooked.
* Your war-stories moving large AI payloads over existing protocols.
Thanks for taking a look—happy to discuss and answer questions!~ Maida.AI team
maida-ai•6h ago
* XCP/JSON vs. HTTP/JSON: 4.08x speedup
* XCP/F16 vs. HTTP/F16: 3.88x speedup
TODO:
- [ ] XCP w/ and w/o A2A
- [ ] XCP w/ and w/o ACP