Public material
Examples & documentation
Everything you would want to look at before talking to us. Running demos, the specifications themselves, and the places where the design gets argued out in public.
Run it
Live environments. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.
Developer sandbox
primevector.dev
Interactive playgrounds for agent specs and workflows. Write a spec, pick an engine, watch what the contract does when the output does not conform.
OpenPipeline operations dashboard
pipeline.primevector.dev
A multi-agent pipeline processing events end to end, with per-stage state, engine attribution and contract validation visible as it runs.
OpenRead it
Documentation and specifications, in public.
Open Agent Spec
github.com/prime-vector/open-agent-spec
The specification, the schema, the oa CLI, and the quick start that goes from pipx install to a validated agent run in four commands.
OpenBehavioural contracts
bce.primevector.dev
The contract layer OA validates against — what a contract can constrain, and what happens at the boundary when a claim does not carry what it is required to carry.
OpenDACP
github.com/prime-vector/dacp
The Distributed Agent Communication Protocol: orchestration, agent-to-agent messaging, session management and conditional routing.
OpenArgue with it
Where the specification gets worked out.
GitHub Discussions
github.com/prime-vector/open-agent-spec/discussions
Open design discussion on the specification — proposals, objections, and the reasoning behind decisions that are already made.
OpenThe organisation
github.com/prime-vector
Every repository in one place: templates, example specs, adapters and the rest of the work in progress.
OpenLooking for the reasoning rather than the code?
The writing covers why these constraints are the ones worth having, and what happens in production when they are missing.