fipa-00025-interaction-protocol-library

FIPA interaction protocols are standardized, reusable templates that define roles and conversation states for multi-agent coordination. You need them when building DAG-based orchestration or diverse agent populations requiring interoperable communication.

Use a protocol library to bind dynamic agent roles to named, parameterized templates like ContractNet or Request-Response. This abstracts conversation state management, enabling modular composition of complex multi-agent workflows.

Role-based coordination focuses on defining agent roles like Initiator and Participant rather than fixed agents. This enables dynamic binding and substitutions, allowing actual agents to assume roles within parameterized protocol templates.

Yes, the interaction protocol library supports modular composition of nested, interleaved, and parameterized protocols. This allows you to build complex, reusable multi-agent workflows by combining standardized AUML-documented protocol templates.

Use a versioned interaction protocol library with AUML diagrams, adoption signals, and usage guidance. This provides observability and governance to guide protocol selection and track evolution across diverse agent populations.

Yes, the protocol library explicitly applies to DAG-based orchestration and multi-agent workflows. It delivers named protocol templates and role abstractions that standardize coordination across diverse agent populations.