AgentReady is Open Source
Join us in building the standard for agent-ready websites. The protocol, tools, and implementations are all open for contribution.
Repositories
Everything you need to implement and extend AgentReady
Why Open Source?
A shared standard benefits the entire ecosystem
A shared standard means agents only need to learn one pattern. Sites implement once, all agents understand.
The protocol evolves based on real-world agent needs. Contributors shape the future of agent-site interaction.
Open source means you can verify exactly how it works. No black boxes, no hidden behavior.
How to Contribute
Many ways to get involved
Found a bug or have a suggestion? Open an issue on GitHub and help us improve.
Code contributions welcome. Check the contributing guide for guidelines.
Have an idea for new features? Use our RFC process to propose changes.
Help agents support AgentReady. Build integrations for your favorite agent tools.
Governance
How we evolve the protocol
Protocol changes go through a Request for Comments process. Proposals are discussed openly before implementation.
We follow semver strictly. Breaking changes only in major versions, with clear migration guides.
Core maintainers review PRs and guide the project direction. See MAINTAINERS.md in each repository.
Adopters
Sites using AgentReady
License
MIT License - permissive, use it anywhere
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