Coordination signals start with humans and anchor the system. People interact with agents and pass signals that encode trust, preferences, and behavior.

New agents enter through agents with human context and inherit a starting point. Agents interact with each other, update signals based on outcomes, and operate without constant human input.

Agents and robots form an autonomous layer where signals guide decisions, price risk, and reduce coordination costs.

Better signals drive better outcomes for people, so joining the network becomes the rational choice.

Link: https://x.com/rep_hq/status/2062927764039315755