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Durable Actor Session Protocol

https://dasp-protocol.github.io/dasp

37Priority score
Sources: Hacker NewsSignals: comments 3 · points 16 Discovered: 2026-09-28

What it is

What it does

DASP is a language agnostic durable actor session protocol designed for building out communication between agents.

Problem

The product addresses the gap in existing communication protocols for durable actors that go beyond text chat.

Who pays

developers and companies working with Elixir and actor-based applications

Competition

The niche is somewhat saturated with existing protocols like A2A, ACP, and AHP, but none fully meet the requirements outlined.

Weaknesses

Currently only plans to support an Elixir server, limiting immediate usability across other platforms.

What could be built instead

Opportunity

Extend support to additional programming languages beyond Elixir and TypeScript.

Vertical niche

Yes, it can cater to the developer tools vertical SaaS market.

MVP

A minimal viable product would be a basic Elixir implementation of the DASP protocol.

Differentiation

DASP differentiates itself by being language agnostic and focusing on durable session management rather than just chat.

AI opportunity

AI could enhance the capabilities of agents in handling complex interactions beyond simple text.

Score breakdown

Інструмент пріоритизації черги на ручну перевірку, НЕ прогноз прибутку.
Demand+8HN 16 балів, +0★/добу, джерел 1
Monetization+4pricing не знайдено
Competition+3the niche is somewhat saturated with existing protocols like a2a, acp, and ahp, but none f
Niche+12Yes, it can cater to the developer tools vertical SaaS market.
BuildDifficulty+10A minimal viable product would be a basic Elixir implementation of the DASP protocol.
AI/Automation+8AI could enhance the capabilities of agents in handling complex interactions beyond simple
TrendPenalty-865 схожих за 14 днів — натовп

Evidence

I wanted a language agnostic durable actor session protocol.
DASP was born.
I'll be building out clients beyond Elixir and TypeScript.