I’ve been working on a deterministic shared‑state transport substrate and just published the full architecture and whitepaper (v0.1). The stack consists of four cooperating protocols:

    ETCP — identity, pair formation, link conformance

    ESTP — deterministic shared‑state sync, delta transmission, collapse/decoherence

    QSCS — multi‑register correlation (QStateRegisters, QGroups)

    QN — deterministic multi‑node correlation (classical register domains)

The runtime is a single‑daemon, multi‑Pair, single‑socket architecture with wrappers for existing protocols (HTTP, SMB, LDAP, SQL, MQTT, etc.). Deltas apply in constant time, collapse rules are deterministic/total/side‑effect‑free, and decoherence/re‑entanglement avoids replay storms or full‑state resync.

The whitepaper covers lifecycle semantics, delta rules, collapse modes, QGroup/QDomain structures, and multi‑node coordination. Architecture page is here:

https://spooksystems.io/architecture.html

If you work on distributed systems, CRDTs, transport layers, or quantum‑adjacent orchestration, I’d be interested in feedback.