Tsinghua University Zhongguancun Laboratory Zhongguancun Laboratory This document describes operational requirements for exchanging network state in agent-assisted network operations. In this document, an agent-assisted system is any automation or decision- support system that consumes operational state to support tasks such as anomaly triage, incident correlation, configuration verification, traffic engineering analysis, or attack mitigation support. Such a system may use a large language model (LLM), a rule engine, a statistical model, or conventional software. The document focuses on operational problems created by high-volume telemetry, cross-domain state sharing, privacy constraints, approximate state summaries, and auditability of state used by automated workflows. It identifies requirements for compact, scoped, mergeable, bounded-error, incrementally synchronized, and auditable network state artifacts. The document complements existing NMOP work on anomaly detection, incident management, and YANG Push/message broker integration. It does not define a new network management protocol, a new agent communication protocol, or a wire format.