Q: What is the Q Protocol?

A communication standard that replaces verbose JSON with hex coordinates. 98% token reduction, cryptographic receipts, zero hallucinations via schema enforcement.

Q: What is A2AC?

Agent-to-Agent Communication. The protocol layer for autonomous agent mesh architectures. Instead of "0x600:02:CASE:RSLV:abc123" sending 10 tokens vs 500+ for equivalent JSON.

Q: What is Z-Order encoding?

Morton encoding that interleaves multi-dimensional coordinates into a single sortable index. Enables fast spatial lookups — points near in vector space have similar Z-Order values.

Q: What is an Identity Cube?

A compressed cognitive profile containing agent state, intent vectors, and mesh metadata. The atomic unit of the Q Protocol. Stored as Protobuf, not text.

Q: How does this relate to Salesforce Agentforce?

Agentforce uses Topics/Actions with Atlas Reasoning. Q Protocol provides the coordination layer for multi-agent orchestration and GCP integration. Salesforce MCP Servers (Beta) validates this direction.

Q: What is the Seattle Grid?

A 155+ agent swarm consolidated into a serverless fleet on GCP Cloud Run. Sub-second latency, autonomous orchestration, unified kernel routing.