Agent Communication Language

Agent Communication Language (ACL) is a standardized way for autonomous software agents to exchange information and coordinate actions. It defines a set of rules and message formats that allow agents to send requests, share information, or coordinate tasks effectively. Think of it like a common language or protocol that ensures agents understand each other regardless of their internal design. This structured communication enhances collaboration, problem-solving, and decision-making in multi-agent systems, enabling diverse systems to work together smoothly and efficiently.