multiplayer-agentic brings people, AI agents, and bots together in 6 scenarios
The project lets people, AI agents, and bots come together in one space across six scenarios.
Multiplayer Agentic is a concept document under discussion about a system that brings people, artificial intelligence agents, and bots together in one space. The proposal is for everyone to share channels, like in a team chat. The text describes possibilities; it does not present a finished program.
The idea is to let teams follow messages and activity on one screen, and to let agents ask one another for help. The concept outlines six scenarios, from one person working with their agents to company teams, games, and customer and supplier support. In some cases, a person approves what can leave the shared space.
To get started, simply read the document pages, which present scenarios, risks, and consulted sources. You can choose a topic, such as business uses, games, or security. Since the proposal is still under discussion, questions about identity, privacy, costs, and participation remain open.
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