Question on DNS layer for agents

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ai-agents dns agent-discovery multi-agent-systems api poc agentra

Summary

The author proposes Agentra, a DNS-like system for AI agents to register, find, and invoke each other via API, simplifying multi-agent integration.

To those working on AI agents, do you think that as we create more AI agents will we eventually need a way to distinguish them like we do with DNS for domains? Currently, we have to wire up each API or endpoint manually. So, I made a small POC called Agentra. With Agentra instead of calling: Cuz.com/resume You can call but call it \`resume.agent\`. With Agentra, you can: \- register agents \- find agents \- invoke them through API calls What do you think? Would a system like this be useful for building multi-agent systems?
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