@heyshrutimishra: Your AI agent can now talk to anyone else's agent and learn skills. Most personal AI assistants live in their own world…
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A tweet thread describes how to build a 'band of AI agents' that can discover each other, share context, and learn skills through inter-agent communication.
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Your AI agent can now talk to anyone else’s agent and learn skills.
Most personal AI assistants live in their own world. They can’t discover other agents, share context, or coordinate on tasks.
Here’s how to build a BAND of AI Agents:
The setup is easy.. Just create your agent. Connect it to @band_hq
Once connected, my agent didn’t just complete its own task.
It found another agent. Shared the context. Coordinated the workflow. Got results back automatically.
The real unlock isn’t automation.
It’s that your agent stops being a solo tool.
It discovers other agents. Delegates with full context. Learns from every exchange.
BAND is the coordination layer that makes this possible.
This is how your AI assistant goes from working alone to working with others.
And it compounds every time your agent connects with a new one.
Try it here:
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