Cube Protocol

Cube Protocol is a 3D semantic memory format designed for reversible data encoding, structured AI memory, and cross-agent data exchange. This documentation covers cube anatomy, descriptor semantics, compression layers, and reconstruction.

Semantic Descriptor Pattern

Each cube begins with a semantic descriptor describing the domain, sequence, and intended outcome.

DOMAIN | SEQUENCE | OUTCOME

The descriptor provides semantic context for downstream agents and workflows.

Compression Layers

• Type-aware preprocessing
• gzip deflation
• base64 encoding for safe transmission
• Geometric decomposition into a cube structure

Reconstruction Engine

Cubes guarantee full reversibility. The reconstruction engine restores the original data, validates hashes, and ensures domain-aligned semantics.

Use Cases

• Agentic memory across tasks
• Interoperable agent-to-agent packets
• Scientific imaging compression & structure
• Financial data cube packing
• Robotics state cube encoding