@yatinbhalla42: Sierra and Meta proposed the Personal Agent Protocol, backed by Walmart, Shopify and Stripe. The key idea is the permis…

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Sierra 和 Meta 提出了 Personal Agent Protocol(个人智能体协议),获得 Walmart、Shopify 和 Stripe 支持。其核心是权限模型:从访客身份起步,通过 OAuth 升级为已登录状态,且读写权限采用独立 scope——这意味着 Agent UX 已成为一个权限设计问题。

Sierra and Meta proposed the Personal Agent Protocol, backed by Walmart, Shopify and Stripe. The key idea is the permission model: → Starts as a guest → Escalates to signed-in via OAuth → Read and write are separate scopes Agent UX is now a permissions design problem.
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Sierra and Meta proposed the Personal Agent Protocol, backed by Walmart, Shopify and Stripe.

The key idea is the permission model:

→ Starts as a guest → Escalates to signed-in via OAuth → Read and write are separate scopes

Agent UX is now a permissions design problem.

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@changgaowei: Good summary. The customer decides what the agent may do, the company decides what it is allowed to do, and one file at…

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Sierra, led by Bret Taylor, published the first draft of the Personal Agent Protocol (PAP, nicknamed Poppy) — an open standard for how personal AI agents shop and transact on behalf of users — and added 35 new partners including OpenAI, Visa, Mastercard, and PayPal, building on earlier support from Meta, Shopify, Stripe, and Walmart. The article breaks down PAP's core design, including .well-known/poppy.json service discovery, user-granted permissions, and agent self-identification, comparing it to MCP, A2A, and ANP.