Agentic AI Foundation (AAIF) announces four new projects
The Agentic AI Foundation today announced four new projects contributed by major AI players that address layers of the agentic stack.
The layers being addressed are how agents gain new skills, how applications talk to models across providers, how agents are trained and evaluated, and where agents run safely, the AAIF wrote in its announcement. Anthropic contributed the Agent Skills project, OpenAI contributed the Open Responses project, OpenEv was contributed by Hugging Face, and OpenSandbox was contributed by Alibaba.
“A year ago, AAIF launched with three projects and a bet that agentic AI needed a neutral home to thrive. Today we host 10,” Manik Surtani, CTO and co-founder of the Agentic AI Foundation., said in the announcement “Agent Skills, Open Responses, OpenEnv, and OpenSandbox each cover a different part of that stack, from how agents gain capabilities to where they run, and four different companies chose to contribute them to neutral governance. That’s the job of this foundation: giving the community one place to build shared standards, protocols, and infrastructure, with no single company controlling the outcome in a way that puts the community first.”
These new projects join the Agent2Agent (A2A) protocol, agentgateway, Agent Router, AGENTS.md, goose and the Model Context Protocol (MCP), bringing the total number of projects to 10 in the foundation’s first year.
The announcement coincides with the AGNTCon + MCPCon North America taking place today and tomorrow in San Jose, Calif.
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