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UAICP - Universal AI Communication Protocol | Open AI Interoperability Standard

Open specification for universal AI system communication and interoperability

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Universal Interoperability

Enable seamless communication between different AI systems and platforms. Bridge the gap between proprietary protocols and create a unified ecosystem.

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Open Standard

Community-driven, open-source specification accessible to all developers. Transparent governance and collaborative development process.

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Security First

Built-in security features and best practices for safe AI communication. End-to-end encryption and comprehensive audit trails.

High Performance

Optimized for high-performance, low-latency AI system interactions. Efficient routing and adaptive load balancing.

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Extensible Architecture

Modular design allowing for custom extensions and specialized use cases. Plugin architecture for protocol adapters and custom capabilities.

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Developer Friendly

Comprehensive documentation with examples and reference implementations. Multiple client libraries and integration guides.

What is UAICP?

The Universal AI Communication Protocol (UAICP) is an open specification designed to enable standardized communication between artificial intelligence systems. It provides a framework for AI interoperability, allowing different AI systems to communicate, share data, and collaborate effectively regardless of their underlying architecture or implementation.

Core Architecture

🔍 Universal Discovery Mesh

Find AI services across protocol boundaries with intelligent discovery mechanisms.

🔄 Protocol Translation Hub

Real-time translation between different AI communication protocols.

📡 Adaptive Router

Intelligent routing based on capabilities, performance, and availability.

🤝 Capability Negotiator

Dynamic capability matching between AI systems with different feature sets.

Get Started

UAICP is currently in active development. Join our community to contribute to the specification, implement reference solutions, or provide feedback on the protocol design.