Welcome to the .agent Community

Build the agentic future, together.

Agents are exploding across the web, but the ecosystem is scattered. There is no common home for open standards, shared trust signals, or ethical guard‑rails. .agent community is here to fix that.

Our Mission

The Agent Community is an open, non‑commercial home where builders, researchers, and operators:

• Co‑create open standards for discovery, auth, and capability exchange.
• Draft and uphold a human‑centric Terms and Conditions that bans harmful use.
• Secure the .agent Top‑Level Domain as a shared namespace that signals trust.
• Share tools, examples, and best practices in the open.

How You Can Help

1. Join – become a member and get early access to .agent domains. (Join with your company!)
2. Invite – share your personal link, earn points, and grow the ecosystem.
3. Contribute – comment. review, and propose new ideas.
4. Build – ship agents, get feedback and and wear the .agent badge.

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Quick Links

• Agent Interface Discovery (aid)

  DNS for Agents speficiation (Introduction)

• Work Items

  Browse all current and upcoming specifications from the Agent Community.

• Join the Discussion

  Have questions, ideas, or feedback? Join the community conversation on GitHub.

First Work Item: Agent Interface Discovery (AID)

Our starting task is AID, a lightweight DNS‑based protocol that lets any client discover an agent's endpoint and config with a single query. AID wipes out the "where is the API" problem and lays the groundwork for richer registry services.

Community vs Registrar: Who Does What

Platform	Role
AgentCommunity.org	Community, standards, governance, education
AgentDomain.xyz	Future registrar portal for registering .agent domains

The Gap We Are Closing

Today agent developers face:

• Trust – anyone can spin up an endpoint, but users cannot tell if it is safe or honest.
• Discovery – there is no simple way to locate an agent's API or capabilities from its domain.
• Interoperability – competing schemas fragment the ecosystem and slow adoption.
• Ethics – few shared norms keep agents aligned with human interests.
• Voice – decisions often rest with big platforms, not with the builders on the ground.

Stay in the Loop

• Join the discussion on Discord
• Follow @AgentDomainXyz on X
• Sign up for the newsletter for monthly updates

Let's build an agentic web that is open, safe, and interoperable.