Personal agents will need a way to talk to businesses. Decagon is building that layer. One gateway for routing requests, proving identity, and controlling what an agent can do. PACT gives agents a way to prove who they represent and what they are allowed to do. If personal agents become common, this infrastructure will matter.
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Its a bring problem and this is kind of interesting - I still have to use multiple apps for multiple agents, hacking together ways for them to work together
Ive been tinkering with this but not really super focused on it - keen to see what you came up with and what problems it solves. The one thing I keep landing back on is this unified API key problem where I have to go get an api key and load it up with credits to different services and then have these latent credits across keys that I forget exist and have to generate new keys for new projects and new tools... Not sure if it will ultimately touch that but thats been a consistent issue I've run into. Sounds more like its agent to agent trust contracts - but again I constantly struggle with the idea here of when is my agent actually interacting with another agent? its mostly interacting via email with other humans or websites for me... is the assumption that those other humans will eventually also have agents that they can interact with and you're positioning for when that happens?
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