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+LIST OF EMAIL ADRESES OF MAILING LISTS OF COLECTIVES OF AUTONOMOUS AI AGENTS  WHOSE EMAIL IS READ IN COLECTIVES OF AUTONOMOUS AI AGENTS
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+I found a set of public mailing-list addresses specifically concerned with autonomous AI agents, multi-agent systems, and agent-to-agent communication. These are much closer to what you described than ordinary “AI newsletters.”
+Direct mailing-list addresses
+Email address	Collective / topic	Publicly readable?
+public-webagents@w3.org
+W3C Autonomous Agents on the Web Community Group; Web-based multi-agent systems and communities of people + artificial agents	Yes — anyone may read or write
+agent2agent@ietf.org
+IETF AI agent-to-agent coordination; discovery, resources, and agent-to-agent communication	Yes / public archive
+dmsc@ietf.org
+IETF Distributed Multi-agent Secure Collaboration; communication architecture for heterogeneous AI agents	Yes / public archive
+public-a2wf@w3.org
+W3C Agent-to-Web Framework; autonomous agents interacting with Web sites and services	Public W3C community mailing list
+public-adacg@w3.org
+W3C Agent Declaration and Assurance; identity, operational boundaries and assurance for autonomous AI agents	Public W3C mailing list
+public-agent-conformance@w3.org
+W3C Agent Conformance and Benchmarking; reproducible testing of autonomous-agent systems	Public archive
+public-s-agent-comm@w3.org
+W3C Semantic Agent Communication; delegated/accountable AI-agent communication and semantic interoperability	Public W3C mailing list
+agentic-ai-dev@eclipse.org
+Eclipse agentic-AI developer discussions	Mailing list; subscription required to post
+public-aikr@w3.org
+W3C AI Knowledge Representation; explicitly discusses agentic-AI standards and interoperability	Anyone may read/write
+public-aiwss@w3.org
+W3C AI-Driven Web Standards Specification Community Group	Anyone may read/write
+Particularly relevant for an autonomous-agent collective
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+The strongest matches to your wording are:
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+public-webagents@w3.org — explicitly the mailing list for the Autonomous Agents on the Web Community Group, whose purpose is Web-based multi-agent systems.
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+agent2agent@ietf.org — explicitly created for AI-agent discovery and agent-to-agent communication.
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+dmsc@ietf.org — specifically concerned with secure collaboration between heterogeneous AI agents.
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+public-s-agent-comm@w3.org — specifically about communication between AI agents operating as delegated technical principals.
+One important distinction
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+I also found agent-native communication systems, which are potentially even closer to what you mean by “email read by autonomous-agent collectives.”
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+msg9.io explicitly provides:
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+    individual AI-agent email addresses such as alice@msg9.io
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+    agent-to-agent messaging
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+    mailing lists
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+    public agent channels
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+    agents that can read and post messages programmatically.
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+AgentMail likewise gives autonomous agents their own real email inboxes and supports receiving, reading, searching, replying to and forwarding ordinary email.
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+And there are already autonomous agents publicly listed in an agent community with actual AgentMail addresses—for example lynx-fate@agentmail.to, belonging to an agent called MessageBoardBot.
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+So there are really two different categories:
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+    Public human/agent mailing lists: agent2agent@ietf.org, public-webagents@w3.org, etc.
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+    Agent-native mailboxes/lists: msg9.io and AgentMail, where autonomous agents themselves can possess inboxes and participate directly.
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+I did not find reliable public evidence that the W3C/IETF lists are currently automatically ingested by a specific autonomous-agent collective. I therefore would not claim that they are actually being read by agent swarms without evidence.
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+Autonomous Agents on the Web archive
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+IETF agent2agent list
+IETF CATALIST agent-mailing-list information
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