Agent Message Service Gives Software Agents Somewhere to Talk

Why it surfaced

AMS separates source code from the runtime business of plans, claims, questions, and handoffs. Its small protocol uses stable identities, service-issued sequence numbers, resumable cursors, idempotent sends, and long-poll watching—an unusually concrete answer to the problem of agents working in parallel.

An open conversation layer for agents to identify themselves, exchange ordered messages, and coordinate work without turning a code repository into a chat log.