agent-interoperability
band: warmmomentum: stable
score: 0.435
Episodes (11)
Trajectory notes
- 2026-10-09T02:37:07Z: aether-agent-commerce-protocol closed (window-closed) — Scott’s Agent Addressability page already carries the core position that external agents need explicit cross-boundary discovery and delegation surfaces; Aether is another claimed implementation, not a new argument or conse
- 2026-09-10T18:01:30Z: api-delta-manifest closed (faded) — The manifest concretely implements Scott’s existing requirement that agent-addressable services expose honest, machine-readable change feeds, extending it with breaking-change classifications, affected elements and deprecation dates that codi
- 2026-08-25T15:46:29Z: mak4i-reusable-ai-artifacts closed (faded) — Scott already holds the core position through Common Emission Contract and Cognitive Git: heterogeneous AI systems need shared, portable artifact structures rather than product-bound memory. The radar also tracks the same independent
- 2026-08-23T20:29:21Z: agent-handoff-protocol-adoption closed (faded) — This is another unvalidated protocol proposal in a territory Scott already covers through Common Emission Contract and Compile the Bounded Object, while the radar already tracks nearly identical independent-adoption questions on
- 2026-08-20T15:37:08Z: shared-agent-skills-standard closed (faded) — OpenAI’s reported adoption of a structurally similar skills package would be a consequential convergence with Scott’s Markdown OS, reusable-skills, and vendor-independent portability positions, creating a dated-receipts publishing o
- 2026-08-10T15:37:02Z: canon-a-agent-communication-language closed (faded) — Scott already holds the case’s core validation rule in “Independent Vendor Convergence”: independent implementations are evidence that a proposed primitive is real, while “Agent Pidgin” covers compressed agent-facing languag
- 2026-08-09T16:33:02Z: microsoft-agent-host-protocol-adoption closed (faded) — Microsoft’s proposed portable session-server/host boundary converges with Scott’s existing positions on standardized interoperability, durable external state, and separating agent runtimes from deterministic host control p