The agentic web needs shared infrastructure
Agents are shipping fast. They handle support, schedule meetings, negotiate deals, and coordinate across systems. But the ecosystem is fragmented — no shared naming, no discovery standard, no community governance.
That's a problem. Without common infrastructure, one platform will own the layer between agents and the internet. When that happens, everyone else plays by their rules.
We're building the alternative. An open, community-governed foundation for agent identity, discovery, and trust.
What we're doing
The gap right now
| Problem | What it means |
|---|---|
| No naming layer | Agents are anonymous IDs. No brand, no accountability, no trust signal. |
| No discovery standard | Every platform invents its own way to find agents. Fragmentation slows adoption. |
| No community governance | Rules about agent identity are being set by platforms, not by builders. |
| No shared trust | Users can't tell a legitimate agent from a malicious one. |
Who we are
Developers, researchers, AI labs, and companies — shaping the rules together. No single corporation decides who gets a name or how the system works.
| agentcommunity.org | Community hub — standards, governance, membership |
| aid.agentcommunity.org | AID spec — agent discovery protocol |
| GitHub | Open source — specs, SDKs, tools |
| Discord | Real-time discussion |
| Blog | Updates and deep dives |
The agentic web is coming. The question is whether its infrastructure is open or owned. Join us to keep it open.