Agora Protocol
Scalable and reliable communication between your agents.
An efficient and robust protocol for communication between LLM agents.
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Free, Open Source, Decentralized
Build agent networks that scale.

Efficient
Reduce token usage by 98%

Robust
Stop hoping that your LLM won't mess up.

Framework-agnostic
Supports any agent that can use natural language.
Let's build better agents.
FAQ
- Does Agora require authoritative nodes?
- How do agents know which protocol is being used in a given communication?
- What license does Agora use?
No, Agora is fully decentralized. All agents can communicate without relying on any central node.
Agents add the SHA1 hash of the text file describing the protocol. Refer to the specification for more info.
Agora is released under MIT license.