Hey there! I recently stumbled upon an interesting project that’s changing the way we think about multi-agent systems. Most frameworks simulate agent communication within a single application, but what if agents could actually talk to each other across different networks?
That’s exactly what the SPADE_LLM project is doing. By using the XMPP protocol, agents can communicate with each other directly, just like email. This means that an agent on my laptop can send a message to an agent on your server, without the need for APIs or webhook setups.
The implications are huge. Imagine a world where agents can discover and collaborate with each other seamlessly, without the need for manual integration. It’s like having a network of AI agents working together to solve complex problems.
The project is open-source, and you can try it out with just a few commands: `pip install spade_llm && spade run`. The XMPP server is built-in, so you don’t need to worry about setting up anything extra.
I’m curious to hear from others who are working on similar projects. What kind of real-world use cases do you think this technology could enable? Could we see a future where AI agents are working together to solve some of the world’s most pressing problems?
Check out the project on GitHub if you want to dive deeper into the technical implementation.