draft-verma-dmsc-nlip-notes
Use of Natural Language for Agent Communication
In current communication protocol designs, the prevalent practice is
to define a strict Application Programming Interface (API) for
different types of interactions among software entities. There is an
explosion of APIs which makes interoperability hard, and the
standards for interoperability fragile. Specifically for agent to
agent communications, defining strict APIs for interactions such as
registration, discovery, telemetry and debugging creates significant
operational challenges. In this draft, we argue that a flexible
design option -- where generative AI is used to create a flexible
communication protocol for APIs, can lead to a common and flexible
way for a single uniform API to be used between agents, and enables a
better communication paradigm.