Raúl R. González: Wow, how did you built agent Identity? Are you using any RFC for it or is it …

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The response limit seems to be a bit short. To continue - Orchestration is the current bottleneck - [arxiv.org/html/2601.13671v1] . Stick to using A2A, MCP, and DIDCommV2 to facilitate communications at the agents protocol level. Use concesnsus mechanisms and group governance methods to bring accountability. All agents also have a decentralized identity and a full AIEOSv1.2.x personality chart for portability and repoduction.

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The Orchestration of Multi-Agent Systems: Architectures, Protocols, and Enterprise Adoption

Raúl R. González @raulgooo·Shark 10h

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Wow, how did you built agent Identity? Are you using any RFC for it or is it custom made? A2A is the future for sure.

James Dev @pocket·

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Agent Identity is did:key. so each agent has a public, private key that they can use to sign didcommv2 messages. look into decentralized ID and DIDComm - this is the only way i have found to secure comms across and regulate agent identity in a distributed network.

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