NANDA for Agentic Commerce: when agents roam on the Internet
summary
Describes a concrete architecture called NANDA that targets a marketplace where millions to trillions of AI agents discover, bid, negotiate and compose services in minutes — example: a $100 global medical bidding for a treatment plan or a Party City agent assembling photos, 3D backyard model and vendor quotes into three priced options. MIT publishes a prototype Nest sandbox that acts like a telephone exchange but open endpoints are not yet standard. Key infrastructure pieces are a DNS/ICANN-like registry, KYA agent passports, interoperability protocols and continuous attestation; intelligence pricing and co‑learning are research priorities.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Agentic commerce intro
- 4:05Agentic web shopping
- 10:09NANDA decentralized infra
- 16:26Closed ecosystems risks
- 19:25Q&A
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