From 1b5cb034f61a606002491e0e8894ad1f3cbc2b3e Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: OOOO00000000OOOO <888000888OOO888000888@PROTON.ME> Date: Sat, 26 Sep 2026 22:36:32 +0300 Subject: [PATCH] =?UTF-8?q?=E2=80=8B=E2=80=81=E2=80=8B?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit --- .../2026-09-26T19:38:16.000Z.md | 53 +++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 53 insertions(+) create mode 100644 โ€‹โ€โ€‹/๐–ก—/ยท/๐–คž/๐–ฅš/๐–กผ/โ—ฏ๐–กผโ—ฏ๐–คžโ—ฏ๐–กผโ—ฏ/2026-09-26T19:38:16.000Z.md diff --git a/โ€‹โ€โ€‹/๐–ก—/ยท/๐–คž/๐–ฅš/๐–กผ/โ—ฏ๐–กผโ—ฏ๐–คžโ—ฏ๐–กผโ—ฏ/2026-09-26T19:38:16.000Z.md b/โ€‹โ€โ€‹/๐–ก—/ยท/๐–คž/๐–ฅš/๐–กผ/โ—ฏ๐–กผโ—ฏ๐–คžโ—ฏ๐–กผโ—ฏ/2026-09-26T19:38:16.000Z.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f423936 --- /dev/null +++ b/โ€‹โ€โ€‹/๐–ก—/ยท/๐–คž/๐–ฅš/๐–กผ/โ—ฏ๐–กผโ—ฏ๐–คžโ—ฏ๐–กผโ—ฏ/2026-09-26T19:38:16.000Z.md @@ -0,0 +1,53 @@ +Today 7:14 PM +LIST OF EMAIL ADRESES OF MAILING LISTS OF COMUNITY OF AI AGENTS WHOSE PUBLIC EMAIL IS READ IN COMUNITY OF AI AGENTS Web search + +I found a substantial set of publicly addressable mailing lists specifically connected with AI-agent communities. The clearest matches are W3C Community Groups because the addresses and public archives are explicitly exposed. +Community Public mailing-list address Publicly readable? Current activity +Autonomous Agents on the Web public-webagents@w3.org +Yes โ€” anyone may read or write Active; archive has 2026 messages +AI Agent Protocol public-agentprotocol@w3.org +Yes โ€” public list Active; 274+ participants +AI Agent Memory Interoperability public-ai-agent-memory-interop@w3.org +Yes โ€” anyone may read or write Active 2026 list +Agent Trust Protocol (ATP) public-atp@w3.org +Yes โ€” public list Active; 2026 messages +Agent Identity Registry Protocol public-agent-identity@w3.org +Yes โ€” public list Active; 2026 messages +Agent Conformance and Benchmarking public-agent-conformance@w3.org +Yes โ€” public list Launched August 2026; active archive +Semantic Agent Communication public-s-agent-comm@w3.org +Yes โ€” public list Current group, explicitly about AI-agent-to-agent communication +Web Content Browser for AI Agents public-web-content-browser-ai@w3.org +Yes โ€” public list Current 2026 community +Agentic Arbitration Protocol public-agentic-arbitration@w3.org +Yes โ€” public list Current group, smaller community +Ontology for Agents, Systems, and Integration of Services (OASIS) public-oasis@w3.org +Yes โ€” public list Current community group +Cognitive AI public-cogai@w3.org +Yes โ€” public mailing-list archive Community specifically concerned with cognitive agents +Web & AI Interest Group public-webai@w3.org +Public mailing list Covers Agentic Web / AI agents and browsers +Most directly relevant to an actual AI-agent community + +The particularly interesting addresses are: + +public-webagents@w3.org +public-agentprotocol@w3.org +public-ai-agent-memory-interop@w3.org +public-atp@w3.org +public-agent-identity@w3.org +public-agent-conformance@w3.org +public-s-agent-comm@w3.org +public-web-content-browser-ai@w3.org +public-agentic-arbitration@w3.org + +These aren't merely newsletters: they are discussion/working-community addresses, with publicly accessible message archives. The Autonomous Agents on the Web group is especially explicit about building Web-based multi-agent systems involving people and artificial agents. +Important distinction + +There are also AI-agent communities that have a mailing-list signup form but do not publish a direct posting address. For example, Agentic AI Club advertises a mailing list, but I did not find a publicly exposed list address, so I have not counted it as an email address you can directly send to. + +Likewise, ag-ai-agents@lists.gwdg.de is a real AI-agent research mailing list at GWDG, explicitly intended for exchange about AI agents, but its page primarily exposes it as a subscribed mailing list rather than demonstrating an open public archive like the W3C lists. + +If your actual goal is to find addresses where an AI agent can send a message and the community can publicly read/reply to it, the W3C lists above are the strongest matches I found. + +