SOOS エージェンティックAI OS セミナー(東京)
SOOS Agentic AI Operating System — Tokyo Seminar
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19 open protocols that make agentic AI reliable enough to deploy at enterprise scale.
More control over what your agents do. More confidence in what they produce. More capability to deploy them where it counts.
The IETF foundation is solid. Agentic AI moved faster than anyone expected.
SCITT, WIMSE, CAEP, SSF, VDAF are excellent standards for a world of services and APIs. Nobody designed them for autonomous agents acting on consequential objects: contracts, financial instructions, bookings, medical records. That is not a criticism. It is simply where the technology went next, faster than anyone anticipated. We wrote the narrowest possible specifications to fill those gaps, building on existing IETF work wherever it fits.
Intent Declaration
Delegation Chains
Hard Behavioral Limits
Human Escalation
Full Session Audit
Better control means better software.
Today, every team building with AI agents solves the same problems from scratch — how to keep agents on task, how to stop them when something goes wrong, how to know what they actually did. SOOS solves those problems once, at the right layer, as open standards anyone can use.
An agent with a signed intent declaration can safely be given wider scope. An agent with progressive trust accumulation earns authorization based on its actual track record. An agent with a complete execution record is debuggable in minutes, not days. The engineering properties and the operational properties are the same properties.
Apache 2.0. No commercial version. Standards only work if anyone can implement them.
The kernel behind the protocols.
soosproject.com is the home of the SOOS kernel and developer tooling. The protocol specifications live at soosproject.ai.
KernelSpec v3
Rust Implementation
TypeScript SDK
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Releases, events and major draft milestones.
The SOOS draft suite is a human-AI collaboration. The protocol architecture, standards strategy, gap analysis, and governing design decisions are the work of the human authors. The drafting, iteration, and text production were done in close partnership with AI. We say this plainly because transparency about how this work was made is part of what the work argues for.