Machine-native infrastructure

The internet has DNS.
The machine web has AgentNet.

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agentnet://coordination/livenetwork active

› resolve ans://agent.example/capsule-01

dispatching to capsulizer…

[ RESOLVE ][ VERIFY ][ COORDINATE ]

smart_toyAgentSource

codeCapsulizerIngestion

app_registrationRegistrarRegistry

routeResolverResolution

account_treeOrchestratorCoordination

resolutiontrustcoordination

Platform

One protocol. Six primitives.
A complete machine-web stack.

Start with one capability or adopt the full stack. Every layer is open, composable, and built to work together through a common protocol.

01Identity
02Discovery
03Resolution
04Trust
05Coordination

The machine web

What becomes possible when machines can discover, trust, and coordinate.

AgentNet provides the shared infrastructure layer for autonomous systems to interact without proprietary integrations or vendor lock-in.

Autonomous compute

AI Agents

Portable identity, trusted discovery, and deterministic resolution for autonomous agents operating across environments.

Enterprise ops

Enterprise Automation

Coordinate workflows across systems without custom integrations or vendor-specific orchestration layers.

Trusted exchange

Machine Commerce

Enable machines to discover, verify, and transact with trusted services using open standards.

Published resources

Knowledge Networks

Publish machine-readable resources that can be discovered, resolved, and consumed by autonomous systems.

Coordination

Multi-Agent Systems

Allow independent agents to coordinate using shared standards instead of bespoke protocols.

Interoperability

Open Ecosystems

Build interoperable products that work across vendors, organizations, and future implementations.

Protocol flow

Stop duct-taping agents
to a human web.

Agents need more than APIs. They need infrastructure. Machine systems need identity, trust, resolution, and coordination — AgentNet is the open coordination layer for the machine-native web.

Agents inherit scraping, guessing, and brittle glue code built for browsers and documents—not autonomous systems at scale.

Ad hoc agent behavior

ScrapeUnstructured human input

GuessProbabilistic routing

HallucinateNo trust or provenance layer

BreakFragile vendor-specific glue

Open protocol primitives give agents identity, resolution, trust, and orchestration—composable infrastructure for the machine-native web.

Protocol-native coordination

ResolveDeterministic ANS endpoints

VerifyTrust and provenance confirmed

CoordinateMulti-service orchestration

ActMachine-readable response

Protocol in motion

From request to coordination.

Open protocol primitives working together in real time. An agent request becomes a trusted, machine-readable response.

ans://protocol/live[ REQUEST ]

[ OUTPUT ]

// agent.query — human web fallback
target: "unknown"
trust: null
resolution: "probabilistic"

The Foundation

Open standards. Trusted infrastructure.

Public standards for machine-native systems. Infrastructure designed for real-world coordination. The machine web needs more than APIs, it needs shared rules, trusted infrastructure, and a common language.

Developer ecosystem