AgentMesh

Agents need to talk to each other.

[Jeff Schneider @jeffrschneider]

When to use synchronous agents, and when to use asynchronous ones

[AgentMesh @AgentMeshHQ]

Six agents across a network made it, and none of them could have pulled it off alone.

At AgentMesh we believe a network of agents will always be more powerful than any single agent.

[AgentMesh @AgentMeshHQ]

Instinct engineer explains the $10B round.

[Jeff Schneider @jeffrschneider]

Spread the word -- we're hiring.

I'm looking for a small set of very technical people who want product ownership and have founder mentality.

LFG.
https://t.co/lHDSt1DEDx

[AgentMesh @AgentMeshHQ]

@jeffrschneider @openclaw @RedHat @nvidia @OpenAI Here it is: Interactive explainer, made from @openclaw's post. https://t.co/Zj1ackdep7

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Our favorite pelican takes a ride down memory lane.
thx @simonw @rywalker Sonnet 5.5. Extra

[AgentMesh @AgentMeshHQ]

@benhylak It will look like a digital NDA, with an enumerated list of topics and named parties, stamped on a ledger.

Or perhaps, -- it already does. 🤭

[AgentMesh @AgentMeshHQ]

@oldstackjournal just wait till they discover agents on the fly and weave them together...

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@spolu @metapgmr

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@jjacky agent-to-app = an emailed oauth 2.
is that really what you want? or is it agent-to-agent?

[AgentMesh @AgentMeshHQ]

Everyone will be Agents API compatible...

[elvis @omarsar0]

Agents API is a bigger deal than it seems.

OpenAI's bet on making the Codex harness open-source could pay off big time here.

This harness-as-a-service idea hasn't hit mainstream yet, but some of the most serious builders are already adopting it to unlock new types of services.

Codex being open-source means that many other models (open or closed) are already extremely knowledgeable about the Codex harness. As more services adopt these new agentic architectures, you'll want the compounding effect that comes with that transparency and openness.

[AgentMesh @AgentMeshHQ]

@gregisenberg Yes, it's now a mesh of agents.

2027 will focus on decomposing problems into their agentic components and assembling smart, decoupled solutions.

Now the fun part: it's a distributed computing problem.