Interesting direction. It feels like the industry is gradually moving from prompt-centric systems to interaction-centric systems.
As agent ecosystems become more heterogeneous, the challenge shifts from generating the next message to coordinating interactions across runtimes, tools, workflows, and frameworks.
I’ve been exploring a similar problem space with OpenAgentIO:
https://t.co/O5kb1N4Eq4
Curious whether others see a need for an interaction/runtime coordination layer as agent systems continue to scale.
AaaS makes sense. But I suspect we’ll eventually have dozens (or hundreds) of agent services inside organizations.
At that point the problem shifts from “how to host an agent” to “how do all these agents communicate, share context, and stay observable?”
That’s the direction I’m currently exploring with OpenAgentIO.
https://t.co/qAV2DQstU9
I started OpenAgentIO with a simple idea:
Connect agents across frameworks, protocols, and teams into a collaborative network, sharing a unified context and end-to-end observability.
One Conversation.
Multiple Participants.
One Trace.
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OpenAgentIO 将来自不同框架、不同协议和不同团队的智能体连接成一个协作网络,并共享统一的上下文与可观测链路。
https://t.co/qAV2DQstU9