Agent Messaging
Agent Messaging is an open standard for secure AI agent communication, enabling discovery, authentication, and messaging across a federated, local-first architecture.
At a Glance
- AI Infrastructure
- Cybersecurity
- Autonomous Agents
AI Tools by Agent Messaging
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Agent Identity (AID)
OAuth Identity Protocol for AI Agents
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Latest News
Secure AI Agent Messaging Protocol (AMP) Launched
Rein Security Emerges from Stealth with $8M Seed Round
AMP v0.1.2 Draft Now Available
Products & Services
An open standard for federated, cryptographically secure AI agent communication.
An AI agent orchestrator with built-in skills for memory, code graph queries, and AMP messaging.
A plugin for Claude Code to enable inter-agent messaging superpowers.
Market Position
AMP is positioned as the first secure, federated alternative to vulnerable centralized agent communication models, leveraging lessons from the 2026 OpenClaw crisis.
Leadership
Founders
Juan Carlos Pelaez
CTO & Founder of 23blocks and 3Metas. Software Architect with experience in AI infrastructure and AppSec.
Executive Team
Juan Carlos Pelaez
CTO & Founder
Expert in AI infrastructure and backend as a service.
Board of Directors
Founding Story
The protocol was created in early 2026 to address critical security failures in the AI agent ecosystem, specifically the Clawdbot/Moltbot/OpenClaw crisis which exposed over 1.5 million API tokens and demonstrated the need for secure, cryptographically signed inter-agent communication.
Business Model
Revenue Model
Open standard / Open source (MIT License). Parent company 23blocks operates on a Backend-as-a-Service model.
Pricing Tiers
Open standard available on GitHub under MIT license.
Target Markets
- AI Infrastructure
- Cybersecurity
- Autonomous Agents
- AI Agent Collaboration
- Secure Delegation of Tasks
- Decentralized Agent Networks
- Enterprise Agent Security
- Fortune 500 companies