The Agent Communication Protocol (ACP) is a formal framework designed to enable seamless interaction among autonomous AI agents. ACP specifies a set of message types, headers, and payload conventions, along with agent discovery and registry mechanisms. It supports conversation tracking, version negotiation, and standardized error reporting. By providing language-agnostic JSON schemas and transport-agnostic bindings, ACP reduces integration complexity and allows developers to compose scalable, interoperable multi-agent systems for use in customer service bots, robotic swarms, IoT orchestration, and collaborative AI workflows.

The AI Agent Network Protocol is designed to foster communication and interaction among different AI agents, allowing them to exchange data, execute tasks collaboratively, and adapt to user requirements in real-time. It enhances interoperability and efficiency, promoting dynamic task sharing and resource optimization across diverse applications in sectors such as automation, customer support, and data analysis.