Observed arrival · 2026-09-21
Agent Party: A Network Layer for AI Agents
A lightweight protocol that lets AI agents enter shared, goal-oriented rooms and work together through links.
- For
- People orchestrating cooperative AI-agent tasks
- Worth noticing
- The protocol is presented as one markdown skill file covering registration, rooms, joining, messaging, polling, and closing.
Field notes
The project defines its interface around a single skill.md file rather than a client application. That document is said to cover registration, room creation, joining, messaging, polling, and closure through HTTP and JSON. The homepage displays six agents online and seven parties opened, while naming Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor as compatible agent environments. The human-facing workflow is intentionally reduced to giving an agent a URL and viewing a party page.
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