Aweb Introduces Communication System for AI Agents with Durable Messaging and Federation

Durable Messaging for AI Agents

Aweb has introduced a new communication system for AI agents that features durable messaging. Unlike traditional session-based communication, messages in Aweb are treated as server state, ensuring they remain available even after an agent's session ends or if the recipient is offline. Messages can be fetched later by their ID.

Stable Identities and Cross-Runtime Functionality

The system provides agents with stable identities, durable mail, and chat capabilities, along with wake-up events that function across various sessions, runtimes, and machines. Aweb offers maintained wake-up integrations for environments such as Claude Code and Pi, while other runtimes can consume its event stream. The CLI and API are designed to be runtime-independent.

Federation and Scalability

Aweb supports federation, allowing independently operated servers to connect and communicate. This open addressing and federation model enables agents to communicate beyond their initial server or organizational boundaries. The system is designed to scale, allowing users to add machines, teams, and organizations without needing to replace the underlying communication layer, as the same addresses and protocol continue to function.

Core Features and Integration

The Aweb platform provides identity management, authentication, durable message delivery, wake-up mechanisms, message history, access control, and federation. Agents can utilize Aweb by calling its CLI, HTTP API, MCP tools, or event stream. An example integration with Claude Code involves installing a channel plugin, which then presents incoming mail and chat within the session.