AI agents have no standardized identity or namespace on the web
As autonomous AI agents multiply, there is no governing standard for how they identify themselves, route traffic, or claim a persistent namespace on the open internet. Builders deploying agents face ambiguity about trust, discoverability, and inter-agent communication. The gap creates risks for both agent operators and the services they interact with.
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