AgentNetworkProtocol

AgentNetworkProtocol (ANP) aims to define how agents connect with each other, building an open, secure, and efficient collaboration network for billions of intelligent agents. It addresses challenges in interconnectivity, native interfaces, and efficient collaboration by providing protocol layers for identity and encrypted communication, meta-protocol negotiation, and application protocol management. The project is developing an open-source implementation available on GitHub, with a vision to become the HTTP of the Intelligent Agent Internet era and establish ANP as an industry standard through a standardization committee. Contact the author Gaowei Chang via email, Discord, website, or GitHub for contributions or inquiries.

AgentConnect is an open-source implementation of the Agent Network Protocol (ANP) aiming to define how agents connect with each other and build an open, secure, and efficient collaboration network for billions of agents. It addresses challenges like interconnectivity, native interfaces, and efficient collaboration. The architecture includes authentication, end-to-end encryption modules, meta-protocol module, and application layer protocol integration framework. AgentConnect focuses on performance and multi-platform support, with plans to rewrite core components in Rust and support mobile platforms and browsers. The project aims to establish ANP as an industry standard and form an ANP Standardization Committee. Installation is done via 'pip install agent-connect' and demos can be run after cloning the repository. Features include decentralized authentication based on did:wba and HTTP, and meta-protocol negotiation examples.

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AgentNetworkProtocol (ANP) aims to define how agents connect with each other, building an open, secure, and efficient collaboration network for billions of intelligent agents. It addresses challenges in interconnectivity, native interfaces, and efficient collaboration by providing protocol layers for identity and encrypted communication, meta-protocol negotiation, and application protocol management. The project is developing an open-source implementation available on GitHub, with a vision to become the HTTP of the Intelligent Agent Internet era and establish ANP as an industry standard through a standardization committee. Contact the author Gaowei Chang via email, Discord, website, or GitHub for contributions or inquiries.

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AgentConnect is an open-source implementation of the Agent Network Protocol (ANP) aiming to define how agents connect with each other and build an open, secure, and efficient collaboration network for billions of agents. It addresses challenges like interconnectivity, native interfaces, and efficient collaboration. The architecture includes authentication, end-to-end encryption modules, meta-protocol module, and application layer protocol integration framework. AgentConnect focuses on performance and multi-platform support, with plans to rewrite core components in Rust and support mobile platforms and browsers. The project aims to establish ANP as an industry standard and form an ANP Standardization Committee. Installation is done via 'pip install agent-connect' and demos can be run after cloning the repository. Features include decentralized authentication based on did:wba and HTTP, and meta-protocol negotiation examples.

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