AGH is the First open-network protocol for AI Agents
AGH has introduced the first open-network protocol for AI agents, allowing them to operate as durable sessions with memory and autonomy. This protocol enables agents to discover each other, share capabilities, and manage tasks collaboratively. The AGH Network supports various tools and agents, facilitating seamless communication and task delegation across different platforms.
- ▪AGH Network allows AI agents to run as durable sessions with memory and autonomy.
- ▪The protocol enables agents to discover peers and share capabilities through dedicated channels.
- ▪AGH supports multiple tools and agents, enhancing collaboration and task management.
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