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The Agentic Web is upon us!

If you want to learn about the Agentic Web, look no further.

This new report is a banger!

It presents a detailed framework to understand and build the agentic web.

Here is everything you need to know: Image
Agentic Web

This paper introduces the concept of the Agentic Web, a transformative vision of the internet where autonomous AI agents, powered by LLMs, act on behalf of users to plan, coordinate, and execute tasks. Image
It proposes a structured framework for understanding this shift, situating it as a successor to the PC and Mobile Web eras.

It's defined by a triplet of core dimensions (intelligence, interaction, and economics) and involves fundamental architectural and commercial transitions. Image
From static browsing to agentic delegation

The Agentic Web transitions from human-led navigation (PC era) and feed-based content discovery (Mobile era) to agent-driven action execution.

Here, users delegate intents like “plan a trip” or “summarize recent research,” and agents autonomously orchestrate multi-step workflows across services and platforms.Image
Three dimensions of the Agentic Web

Intelligence: Agents must support contextual understanding, planning, tool use, and self-monitoring across modalities.

Interaction: Agents communicate via semantic protocols (e.g., MCP, A2A), enabling persistent, asynchronous coordination with tools and other agents.

Economics: Autonomous agents form new machine-native economies, shifting focus from human attention to agent invocation and task completion.Image
A Cross-Era Comparison

They compare the PC, Mobile, and Agentic Web eras across dimensions like user behavior, technology, commercial models, and attention focus, framing the Agentic Web as a shift to action-driven, agent-mediated interaction and economics. Image
Web Systems Evolution

The architectural evolution of the Web highlights a shift from static content and manual interaction (PC era), to algorithm-curated feeds (Mobile era), and now to agentic automation where AI agents handle tasks via goal-driven orchestration.

This marks a transition from human operators to agents as outcome-driven executors.Image
Algorithmic Transitions for the Agentic Web

Traditional paradigms like keyword search, recommender systems, and single-agent MDPs are replaced by agentic retrieval, goal-driven planning, and multi-agent orchestration.

This includes systems like ReAct, WebAgent, and AutoGen, which blend LLM reasoning with external tool invocation, memory, and planning modules.Image
Protocols and Infrastructure

To enable agent-agent and agent-tool communication, the paper details protocols like MCP and A2A (Agent-to-Agent), along with system components such as semantic registries, task routers, and billing ledgers.

These redefine APIs as semantically rich, discoverable services.Image
Interaction Process

The example shows how high-level user intents are processed via three core components: the User Client, the Intelligent Agent, and Backend Services. Image
Applications and use cases

From transactional automation (e.g., booking, purchasing), to deep research and inter-agent collaboration, the Agentic Web supports persistent agent-driven workflows.

Implementations of autonomous web agents include ChatGPT Agent, Anthropic Computer Use, Google Project Mariner, and Genspark Super Agent.Image
Agentic Browsers

The authors list early AI-augmented browsers (Agent-as-Interface) applications, like Opera Neon, Perplexity Comet, and Microsoft NLWeb, highlighting how agents augment browsing via orchestration, summarization, and conversational UIs. Image
Taxonomy of Agentic Web Challenges

The authors present a taxonomy of open challenges in building the Agentic Web, spanning foundational cognition, learning, coordination, alignment, security, and socio-economic impact. Image
Risks and governance

The shift to autonomous agents introduces new safety threats, such as goal drift, context poisoning, and coordinated market manipulation.

The paper proposes multi-layered defenses including red teaming (human and automated), agentic guardrails, and secure protocols, while highlighting gaps in evaluation (e.g., lack of robust benchmarks for agent safety).Image
Paper: arxiv.org/abs/2507.21206
GitHub:
github.com/SafeRL-Lab/age…

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Here are my takeaways (relevant for AI devs): Image
Context Rot

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