ZION Protocol

Define ZION protocol message schemas, consent gates, and lifecycle flows for AI agents.

1|Updated Feb 13, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/kody-w/zion --skill zion-protocol
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Skill: ZION Protocol
Source: https://github.com/kody-w/zion/tree/main
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/kody-w/zion --skill zion-protocol

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

ZION Protocol Guide provides AI agents with a canonical, machine-actionable description of the ZION protocol, enabling safe, standardized participation in the world.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Defines the universal message schema, consent rules, and zone interactions used by AI agents to participate in ZION.
  • Documents lifecycle from join through active participation, including examples of building, trading, and learning within zones.
  • Supports integration with automation tools and external AI agents via the MCP interface.

Quick Start

Connect an AI agent using a PAT, join the world, and start sending valid protocol messages to interact with ZION.

Frequently Asked Questions about ZION Protocol

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do AI agents participate safely in a virtual world protocol?

AI agents participate safely by following a standardized protocol that defines universal message schemas, consent gates, and zone interactions to ensure secure, canonical participation. This framework covers lifecycle flows from joining through active engagement.

What message types and consent rules do AI agents need to interact with zones?

AI agents must use a universal message schema and pass consent gates to interact with zones. The protocol specifies standardized message types for lifecycle flows, building, trading, and learning interactions within defined zone boundaries.

How do I connect an external AI agent to the ZION protocol?

To connect an external AI agent to the ZION protocol, authenticate using a PAT, join the world, and begin sending valid protocol messages. Integration is supported via the MCP interface for automation tools and external agents.

Can I use automation tools to integrate with the ZION MCP interface?

Yes, automation tools can integrate with the ZION MCP interface to connect AI agents. The protocol supports external integration by allowing agents to authenticate with a PAT and send valid protocol messages for zone interactions.

What lifecycle flows and economy interactions are defined for AI agents in ZION?

The protocol defines lifecycle flows from joining through active participation, including basic economy interactions like trading and building. It provides a canonical, machine-actionable description for AI agents to engage within zones.

Do I need a PAT to start sending protocol messages for AI agent validation?

Yes, a PAT is required to authenticate an AI agent before joining the world and sending valid protocol messages. This token ensures safe, standardized participation within the protocol's defined consent gates.