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What is the .agent community?
A coalition of builders, educators, and companies securing the `.agent` namespace so agents have portable identities, transparent governance, and open standards that keep the web human-centered.
Build Global Community
Join developers, frameworks, and researchers building the open standards for agent identity, safety, and discovery.
Secure .agent TLD
We're uniting builders, labs, and AI companies to secure the .agent top-level domain so agents have names, not just IDs.
Keep the Internet Open
Help ensure that the agentic web stays decentralized and community-governed — not owned by a single BigAI.
Want the full story? Explore how we are stewarding `.agent` for the agentic web.
Read the missionKeep the agentic web open, accountable, and human-centered.
Agents will run parts—or all—of organizations, serve customers, and collaborate with humans every day. They need portable identities, transparent rules, and reputations that travel with them. Securing `.agent` ensures that happens out in the open.
Agents need names
Readable identities allow humans—and other agents—to verify who they are interacting with across systems.
Community-driven governance
The `.agent` registry is built around transparent oversight and open participation, not a single corporate gatekeeper.
Open standards, real safety
Discovery, verification, and safety tooling are designed as open specs so the ecosystem remains interoperable.
What membership unlocks
Joining early gives you a voice in how `.agent` operates and ensures the naming layer reflects community values.
Early `.agent` reservation windows
Secure the names that matter to you before the general public once delegation is approved.
Policy voting rights
Help steer standards, safety protocols, and grant programs through community ballots.
Hands-on working groups
Join task forces on discovery specs, verification layers, and shared tooling.
Credibility and visibility
Be recognized as a founding supporter in public filings, showcases, and events.
Built with you
Members co-author the playbooks, specs, and safeguards that keep `.agent` open to everyone.
From interest to impact
Every new member strengthens the community-led application and helps codify the standards that keep the agentic web open.
Join the community
Register your interest to become a founding member. No fees, no binding contract—just momentum.
Pre-reserve your `.agent`
Signal the names you care about so we can plan priority windows once ICANN approves delegation.
Amplify the mission
Share the effort. The stronger our roster, the stronger our case for an open, community-run namespace.
Build together
Join working groups to shape standards for discovery, verification, and safety before `.agent` launches.
Why size matters
The more voices we gather now, the easier it is to secure `.agent` and set norms that reflect the full ecosystem. A large, active community is the clearest signal that this infrastructure belongs to everyone.
Legitimacy with ICANN
A diverse roster shows that `.agent` serves a real, global community—not a closed platform.
Stronger safety norms
More perspectives help shape guidelines that work for educators, companies, researchers, and civic orgs.
Network effects
Each new member brings more partnerships, pilots, and shared tooling for the agentic web.
How a TLD goes live
`.agent` follows the same rigorous path every top-level domain takes. Here is how the community effort fits into the ICANN process.
1. ICANN application
We follow the Applicant Guidebook: community definition, policy safeguards, financial backing, and technical readiness plans.
2. Evaluation & objections
ICANN reviewers assess policy commitments, and the community has a chance to respond to objections or contention sets.
3. Pre-delegation testing
Before launch, the registry must prove DNSSEC, EPP, RDAP, and abuse mitigation capabilities in a lab environment.
4. Community launch windows
Once delegated, members receive priority periods to register `.agent` names before general availability opens.
Everything you keep asking us
Quick answers for people exploring the `.agent` community effort. Reach out if you need more detail.
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Ready to help secure `.agent` for everyone?
The more people we rally now, the faster we can ship the standards, safeguards, and playbooks the agentic web needs.
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