Agent Discovery

TL;DR for operators When hundreds of agents span internal teams, vendors, and partner domains, discovery has to answer more than which agent can do the task. Operators also need to know who registered it and what evidence justifies trusting its identity. Agent Trust Infrastructure (ATI) addresses those questions by separating trusted-registry governance, per-agent publication, and resolver-side discovery rather than collapsing them into one directory.1 ...

TL;DR for operators If your organisation is building one chatbot, DNS is not your problem. If your organisation expects thousands of autonomous agents to discover one another, verify capabilities, rotate endpoints, respect privacy boundaries, and revoke trust quickly, then DNS starts looking like a filing cabinet in a drone factory. The paper behind NANDA proposes a layered discovery architecture for the “Internet of AI agents”: a lean signed index record called AgentAddr, richer verified metadata called AgentFacts, and optional adaptive resolvers for live endpoint selection.1 The important idea is not that NANDA is “DNS for agents”. That is the tempting headline and, naturally, the least useful one. The paper is really about separating stable identity from dynamic operational metadata and from runtime routing. ...