Description
Personal Agent Protocol, or Poppy, is an open standard designed to facilitate seamless interaction between personal agents and companies. It aims to provide a unified way for personal agents to discover participating companies, sign users in, and perform tasks through APIs, web pages, and company agents. This protocol addresses the current challenges where companies either block agents or allow them full access, which can lead to inefficiencies and security concerns.
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The protocol is built on existing standards like OAuth, JWTs, HTTPS, OpenAPI, and MCP, allowing companies to implement it using existing libraries and tools. It provides a range of options for companies to control agent interactions, such as deciding whether agents can work anonymously or require user sign-in, and determining the level of access agents can have.
For users, Personal Agent Protocol offers more control over their personal agents, allowing them to sign in directly on a company's page and choose whether their agent can view or modify their account. This results in faster task completion as agents can work directly with companies instead of navigating through web pages.
Companies benefit from insights into customer behavior across channels, as each session follows the user through APIs, websites, and agent conversations. They can start with existing infrastructure and progressively adopt more features over time, such as adding payments or push notifications.
Overall, Personal Agent Protocol aims to create a more efficient and secure environment for personal agents and companies to collaborate, providing more choice and control for both parties.
- CategoryAI Agent Builders
- Pricing ModelOpen source
- DeploymentCloud
- PlatformsWeb
Personal Agent Protocol's Core Features
Open standard protocol
Built on existing standards
User control over agent access
Company control over agent interactions
Supports APIs, web pages, and company agents
Progressive adoption for companies
Secure and private interactions
Extensible for additional features
How to use Personal Agent Protocol?
Discover: Find participating companies
Sign In: Use OAuth on company pages
Configure: Set agent permissions
Use: Agents interact through APIs or web pages
Optimize: Extend with additional features
Personal Agent Protocol's Use Cases
- User Sign-In
- API Interaction
- Web Page Navigation
- Company Insights
- Secure Transactions
