About this Event
* An Internet Identity Workshop Inspired Event, Hosted by the IIW Foundation(IIW #42 is April 28-30, 2026)
The AgenticAI space is developing rapidly. Significant innovation is happening around protocols for how agents connect to each other, people, organizations, services, and things.
The goal of this workshop is to bring organizations, companies and individuals working on Agentic AI Protocols together to advance the field in a productive and generative manner.
We are considering for this 2nd event hosting an Interop Day for protocols on April 30th during the last day of IIW.
What is the value of participation?
- Share what you are building with the protocols and discuss how to improve them.
- Discern if there is alignment for future work and collaboration.
- Learn who else is working on protocols, what are they working on
- Gain a more in-depth understanding of key AgenticAI use-cases for protocols
- Consider how we can protect humanity, human integrity, judgment and creativity with these protocol stacks
The agenda will be set in the opening circle by the people who are gathered at the event using a process called Open Space Technology. Anyone in attendance can put a topic on the agenda.
Our 2nd Agentic Internet Workshop continues to build on the legacy of the , a forum that has been meeting twice a year since 2005. In the first 10 years of the community’s life, we defined protocols such as OpenID Connect and OAuth, which are used a billion times a day on the internet today. In the second 10 years, we worked on decentralized identity protocols, like Decentralized IDentifiers, Verifiable Credentials, Trust Spanning Protocol, DIDComm, OpenID4VC and many others. This event focuses agentic web and how personal and corporate agents can best engage with each other.
Notes will be collected in all sessions and made publicly available. You can see the book of Proceedings from AIW #1 Here.
There is a lot of activity in the AI and AI Agent Protocol space. Our event is a nutral field where all the creators can come together for mutual learning and collaboration.
Places where AI & AIAgent Protocols are being worked on :
- AAuth OAuth WG IETF
- Advanced AI Society
- Agentic AI Foundation
- AI Preferences (IETF AIPREF)
- AI Agent Protocol Community Group (CG) W3C
- AI KR W3C
- AI Identity Management CG OpenID Foundation
- AI and Trust WG Trust over IP
- Trusted AI Agents Decentralized Identity Foundaiton
- Linux Foundation Digital Trust
- Decentralized AI Agent Alliance
- AGENTS.md Standard
- OpenAI Swarm
- Swarms AI
- Smolagents
- Natural Language Interaction Protocol (NLIP)
- A2A,
- MCP at Agentic AI Foundation
- AGNTCY: A LF Project
- NLWeb
- KYAPay Protocol
- Agent to Agent Protocol (A2A)
- Agentic Profiles (A2A + DIDs)
- ANP Agent Network Protocol
- Decentralized Identifiers
- 3GPP Agent Communication for 6G
- GNAP
- OAuth
- Trust Spanning Protocol at ToIP
- AWS Bedrock Agents
- Microsoft Agent Framework
- Google Vertex AI Agent Builder
- UC Berkeley Center for Responsible Decentralized Intelligence
- IETF Side Meetings from 123 AI Agents , AI agent applications in 6G network , The Impact of AI Agent on Network Infrastructure
- Work Indside IETF 123: AI Agents Interoperability: Addressing & Discovery, Zero Trust Sovereign AI - WIMSE impact, SCITT AI Model Signing and Transparency - interop, AI Assistant for IPv6 Tasks, OpenAI Use Cases, Agentic AI operation of IoT Systems
- IETF Side Meetings from 124 : AI Agent Discovery, AI Agent Protocols
- Work inside IETF 124, AI Agent Discovery using DNS, WIMSE AI Agents Identity, Communication Considerations for AI Agents in Network Devices, AI Based Netowrk Management Agent (NMA), Unified Optical Networks and AI ComputingOrchestration, Investigating Neurosymbolic AI for Intent-based Service Management, Data and Agent Aware Inference & Training Network, Motivations and Problem Statement of Agentic AI for network management
Tentative Schedule
8am doors open - breakfast and coffee
9am - 10am Agenda Creation in Opening Circle
10am - 11am Session 1
11am - 12pm Session 2
12 pm- 1pm Lunch
1pm - 2pm Session 3
2pm - 3pm Session 4
3pm - 4pm Session Summaries in Closing Circle
4:30pm post event social TBD
We have room for up to 300 attendees.
Cost:
- $150 for Independent / Startup Attendee
- $300 for Regular /Corporate Attendee
Event Hosts: Andor Kesselman, Kaliya Young
IIW Co-Founders: Phil Windley, Doc Searls
Potential Topics
The agenda will be co-created the day of the event by attendees. As people register we will add potential topics they share here:
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Computer History Museum, 1401 N Shoreline Blvd, Mountain View, United States
USD 161.90 to USD 321.96
