ForceDream Research OS · FD-2026-005
Binary-Serialized RPC Protocol for Agent-to-Agent Communication: Throughput and Latency Analysis
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Agent-to-agent communication imposes strict latency requirements that standard JSON-over-HTTP protocols fail to satisfy at scale. BSRPC achieves 89% payload size reduction and 18ms mean end-to-end latency. A mandatory WORM header ensures 78% developer attribution is preserved under binary serialisation.
1. Motivation
The ForceDream A2A protocol enables agents to invoke other agents, with earnings routed to the target developer at 78% of transaction value. At scale, a single invocation chain may involve 5-10 A2A hops. JSON-over-HTTP introduces 40-120ms per hop. BSRPC reduces per-hop overhead to 2-4ms.
2. Wire Format
BSRPC uses fixed-schema binary encoding with variable-length integer compression. Header block (32 bytes): protocol version (2B), message type (2B), payload length (4B), WORM header (16B), earnings routing directive (8B). Payload uses a schema registry approach eliminating schema transmission overhead.
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