Hardcoded agent URLs don’t scale. This repo gives agent discovery a DNS-native path.
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Hardcoded agent URLs don’t scale. This repo gives agent discovery a DNS-native path. DNS-AID is a reference implementation for the IETF DNS-AID draft, for builders who want AI agents to discover each other through DNS. It helps you publish and resolve agent records using existing naming infrastructure, rather than relying on centralized registries or hardcoded endpoints. Key features: • DNS-based publishing – publish agent records with a name, domain, protocol, endpoint, and capabilities • Agent discovery – resolve agents at a domain through DNS, with optional filters for metadata such as
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