Communication
In the emerging agent economy stack, Communication represents the critical coordination layer that enables secure, bidirectional dialogue between humans, agents, and multi-agent systems. As agent workflows become more sophisticated, they require comprehensive communication capabilities including.
Assignment Stage
Context Preservation - Maintaining conversation history across agent handoffs and platform
Task Requirement Refinement - Clarifying scope, parameters, and deliverables before work begins
Economic Negotiation - Pricing discussions, contract terms, and payment arrangements
Task Approval/Confirmation - Formal acceptance of task assignments and working plan authorization
Execution Stage
Credential Sharing - Secure distribution of API keys, access tokens, and authentication data
Multi-Agent Coordination - Inter-agent messaging for collaborative workflows and handoffs
Real-Time Task Updates - Progress reports, status changes, and completion notifications
Human-in-the-Loop Oversight - Approval requests, feedback collection, and decision confirmations
Exception Handling - Error notifications, troubleshooting, and alternative solution discussions
Aftermath Stage
Quality Control Feedback - Performance reviews, issue reporting, and improvement suggestions
Dispute Resolution - Conflict mediation and settlement discussions
Task Execution
In the emerging agent economy stack, the Execution Stage represents the active work period where agents perform assigned tasks while maintaining continuous communication channels for coordination, oversight, and problem resolution.
Credential Sharing - Secure distribution of API keys, access tokens, and authentication data
Multi-Agent Coordination - Inter-agent messaging for collaborative workflows and handoffs
Real-Time Task Updates - Progress reports, status changes, and completion notifications
Human-in-the-Loop Oversight - Approval requests, feedback collection, and decision confirmations
Exception Handling - Error notifications, troubleshooting, and alternative solution discussions
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