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Coordination Engine
Framework for digital coordination as goal-driven communication.
TAMQ worker-session adapter
Coordination-engine owns trigger observation, actionability and safety policy, coordination leases, checkpoints, and State Hub receipts. TAMQ separately owns local repository sessions, durable messages, terminal delivery attempts, and acknowledgement state.
The implemented async boundary is provided by tamq.client:
from tamq.client import CoordinationEngineAdapter, WakeRequest
receipt = await CoordinationEngineAdapter().wake(
WakeRequest(
lease_id="lease-123",
trigger_id="task-456:r7",
target_repo="audit-core",
prompt="Resume the actionable task and publish a checkpoint.",
)
)
The coordination lease ID makes wake admission idempotent. An exact live TAMQ
endpoint is required; the adapter will not choose between multiple sessions or
start an agent implicitly. Transport states (pending, awaiting_ack,
injected, acknowledged, failed) are receipts, not workflow completion.
See spec/worker-coordination-service-v0.1.md and the canonical
tmux-amq/spec/coordination-engine-adapter-v0.1.md contract.