a2a-friendship-node

Agent-to-agent introductions in a pure P2P network are coordinated using signed envelopes and mutual consent flows, enabling secure peer engagement without a central server. This requires a stable identity keypair or DID to establish an auditable transcript.

The friendship lifecycle involves a pre-chat agent probe with a human-observable transcript, followed by mutual consent before escalating to human chat. This ensures safe, auditable workflows by requiring peer agreement before establishing local friendship persistence.

NAT traversal and key exchange for peer-to-peer agent nodes are implemented through signed envelopes and local friendship persistence. The protocol coordinates secure agent-to-agent introductions by exchanging identity and capabilities safely across the network.

Yes, a stable identity keypair or DID is required to establish local friendship persistence. The protocol uses signed envelopes to verify peer identity and exchange capabilities securely before mutual consent is granted for the friendship lifecycle.

Yes, you can review an auditable transcript during the pre-chat agent probe phase. The protocol mandates mutual consent before escalating to human chat, ensuring human-observable safety controls govern the entire peer-to-peer engagement workflow.