🚀 Launching blogs.agntcy.org: The Technical Hub for Multi-Agent Systems

[muscariello]

Hello everyone! 👋

We are thrilled to announce the launch of blogs.agntcy.org, our new dedicated home for technical deep dives, tutorials, and architectural patterns for building the next generation of software with AGNTCY.

🎯 What is this blog about?

As we build the "Internet of Agents," we want to share the blueprints. This blog isn't just about high-level concepts; it's about code, infrastructure, and running systems.

You can expect posts covering:

• Tutorials: Step-by-step guides to building autonomous interactions.
• Architecture: Best practices for deploying agents on Kubernetes, managing identity, and ensuring security.
• Demos: Real-world reference implementations you can clone and run.

📚 First Deep Dive: The Tourist Scheduling System

Our inaugural post, "The Future of Travel: Building a Multi-Agent Ecosystem", is live now!

It walks you through a fully distributed reference implementation where:

• 🤖 Tourist and Guide agents negotiate bookings autonomously.
• 🔒 SLIM (Secure Low Latency Interactive Messaging) handles encrypted transport.
• 🧠 Google ADK powers the neurological core of the agents.
• 📊 OpenTelemetry provides "X-Ray vision" into the swarm's decision-making.

🎥 Coming Soon

We are also working on video companions for these tutorials (featuring some live terminal sessions with asciinema!), so stay tuned for those.

✍️ Contribute

Do you have an idea for a blog post? If you want to submit a proposal, please file an issue here: github.com/agntcy/blogs/issues

🔗 Links

• 🌐 Read the Blog: blogs.agntcy.org
• 💻 Get the Code: agntcy/agentic-apps

We'd love to hear your feedback on the first post and what topics you want to see next. Let us know in the comments below! 👇

Happy building! 🏗️

[lttucker23]

Great stuff @muscariello and team! Let's chat in #marketing in slack on action items that need to get taken care of for things like:

1. Updating the agntcy.org nav to include the blog
2. Review content calendar and how the blog content is cross-posted (or not) with the existing https://agntcy.org/resources page.