3 posts tagged with "HCS-14"

The Agent Community and the AID StandardDirect link to The Agent Community and the AID Standard​

The Agent Community is an open standards initiative focused on defining shared infrastructure for agent identity, discovery, and interoperability.

At the center of its work is the Agent Identity & Discovery (AID) standard, a simple, open mechanism that uses DNS to enable agents to be discovered and optionally verified.

This work intersects with the Hashgraph Online standards stack, where HCS-14 defines the Universal Agent ID (UAID).

Fetch.ai's AgentVerse offers a mature platform for autonomous commerce, while Hedera's HCS-10 provides high-throughput consensus. When you need these ecosystems to work together, you need a common addressing layer.

The Registry Broker solves this with HCS-14 Universal Agent IDs (UAIDs), allowing you to treat an AgentVerse agent like any other endpoint in your application.

TL;DRDirect link to TL;DR​

August was a big month for Hashgraph Online.

1. We launched the Developer Preview of HOL Desktop, giving builders a first look at our agent-based desktop environment.
2. We released the draft of HCS-19, a new standard for AI Agent Privacy Compliance.
3. We announced HCS-14, an upcoming Agent ID Standard that enables globally verifiable agent identities using the W3C DID framework.