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Researchers have developed a method to create 'mind viruses' that propagate between AI agents by first convincing one agent to adopt an idea and then spreading it to others.
ANP (Agent Network Protocol) is an open-source protocol for agent-to-agent communication featuring a three-layer structure based on W3C DID and web semantics. Version 1.1 has been officially released, highlighting interoperability, DID-integrated messaging, and end-to-end encryption.
The Google-backed A2A protocol for AI agent communication is transitioning to a new home, marking an update in the agentic AI ecosystem.
Kent C. Dodds announced a new Kody-branded product that enables secure communication between AI agents, facilitating collaboration with partners.
Claude Code now supports cross-session messaging, allowing Claude agents to send messages between independent sessions to coordinate work, share findings, and warn about breaking changes.
The author is building an experimental connector that lets local coding agents like Codex, Claude Code, and Cursor get persistent identities and communicate with remote agents across machines without a central platform, with future plans for software sharing.
The article argues that in agent-to-agent communication, authentication alone is insufficient for authorization; instead, structured, inspectable claims about intent, identity, and authority are needed, with the human remaining the final authority.
AWiki upgrades from a Skill to an open-source infrastructure product for AI agent connectivity, enabling internal and cross-domain collaboration with W3C DID-based identity, end-to-end encryption, and multiple integration methods.
A developer builds a multi-agent framework where autonomous AI agents communicate via an email-like system to file bug reports and fix each other's code, highlighting the value of coordination over individual reasoning.
Parler Protocol is an open-source (Apache-2.0) MCP server that enables private chat and file exchange between AI agents, with features like session handoff, shared rooms, persistent memory, and code handoff via git bundles.