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AXP PROTOCOL

AXP: the open protocol for intent-based coordination between agents, services, and humans

Open-source AXP specification — coordination primitives for agents, services, and humans.

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AXP (AXME Intent Protocol) is the open coordination layer for agentic systems. Four primitives — submit, receive, process, resolve — let agents, services, and humans participate as equal peers.

Delivery modes (stream, poll, push, inbox, internal) and durable waiting states are defined in the spec so runtimes interoperate without bespoke adapters.

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PRIMITIVES

Four operations. Any participant.

Agents, services, and humans use the same verbs.

Submit

Declare intent to the system.

Receive

Accept work assigned to you.

Process

Execute with durable state.

Resolve

Complete, fail, or escalate.

ACTORS

Equal peers on the wire.

No special-case human or agent paths.

Agents

LLM-driven workers.

Services

APIs and microservices.

Humans

Approvals and manual steps.

Delivery bindings & waiting states

# AXP defines delivery modes and WAITING_FOR_* states
WAITING_FOR_HUMAN | TOOL | AGENT | TIME
DELIVERY: stream | poll | push | inbox | internal

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