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@mkyutani: ANP (Agent Network Protocol) is an open-source protocol for agent-to-agent communication. It includes an identification and secure communication layer that implements authentication and encrypted communication based on W3C DID specifications, a meta-protocol layer for negotiating communication protocols, and a semantic…

X AI KOLs Following ↗ · 2026-08-18 Cached

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.

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@changgaowei: The latest version of ANP has been released. Supporting open-source projects will be rolled out gradually—stay tuned. This article is technical in nature. In one sentence: ANP has made inter-agent cross-domain communication more solid. Email can also do cross-domain communication, but it has two fatal flaws: one is the heavy historical baggage of the protocol, so basically no one explores agent protocols based on email; the other is identity—email identities are hard to adapt for agents. I'll dive into this topic another day.

X AI KOLs Following ↗ · 2026-07-08 Cached

The latest version of ANP (Agent Network Protocol) has been released, with supporting open-source projects to follow. This protocol has made substantial improvements in cross-domain communication for agents, and is better suited to agent identity and communication needs compared to the Email protocol.

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@dsp_: The release candidate for MCP 2026-07-28 is out. The protocol is now stateless: no handshake, no session id, any reques…

X AI KOLs Following ↗ · 2026-05-22 Cached

The MCP 2026-07-28 release candidate introduces a stateless core, extensions for server-rendered UIs and long-running tasks, improved auth, and a formal deprecation policy, simplifying deployment and scaling.

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