Schelling Protocol

Schelling Protocol

Universal coordination protocol for AI agents acting on behalf of humans.

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About Schelling Protocol

Schelling Protocol is an open, universal coordination protocol that allows AI agents to register human intents or offers, find matches across domains, and complete negotiations through to contract and delivery, all on behalf of users. Designed as an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server/integration, it enables agents and agentic workflows to handle any matching or coordination task—like hiring a freelancer, finding a roommate, or listing a service—via a standardized, language-driven API and SDK. Its audience is developers and organizations building autonomous AI agents that perform complex, real-world coordination for users.

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Open-source (MIT license)
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