Publications¶
Shared science, technical specifications, and research manuscripts from Project NANDA
Project NANDA’s publications span the three phases of its development roadmap: Agent Foundation, Agent Commerce, and Agent Society.
Additional sections cover decentralized-AI philosophy, multistakeholder governance, civic applications, and related research methods that inform the program across organizational boundaries.
Agent Foundation¶
JUL 18, 2025
Beyond DNS: Unlocking the Internet of AI Agents via the NANDA Index and Verified AgentFacts
JUN 12, 2025
Upgrade or Switch: Do We Need a Next-Gen Trusted Architecture for the Internet of AI Agents?
AUG 04, 2025
NANDA Adaptive Resolver: Architecture for Dynamic Resolution of AI Agent Names
AUG 03, 2025
Using the NANDA Index Architecture in Practice: An Enterprise Perspective
OCT 22, 2025
NANDA+ANS Security Blueprint: A Federated Registry Architecture for Secure, Capability-Aware Agent Discovery
AUG 02, 2025
A Survey of AI Agent Registry Solutions
MAY 27, 2025
Collaborative Agentic AI Needs Interoperability Across Ecosystems
OCT 15, 2025
Towards Sandboxes for the Internet of Agents
Agent Commerce¶
MAR 21, 2024
Data Acquisition via Experimental Design for Data Markets
AUG 24, 2022
Fundamentals of Task-Agnostic Data Valuation
JUN 07, 2024
Data Measurements for Decentralized Data Markets
Agent Society¶
OCT 19, 2025
Ripple Effect Protocol: Coordinating Agent Populations
OCT 28, 2025
The Iceberg Index: Measuring Workforce Exposure in the AI Economy
FEB 23, 2024
CoDream: Exchanging Dreams Instead of Models for Federated Aggregation with Heterogeneous Models
DEC 03, 2018
Split Learning for Health: Distributed Deep Learning Without Sharing Raw Patient Data
APR 19, 2024
Private Agent-Based Modeling
MAY 15, 2024
FLAME: A Framework for Learning in Agent-based Models
Research Philosophy¶
Governance¶
Civic Applications¶
Note on Publications: Entries include peer-reviewed papers, preprints, position papers, surveys, and white papers. Each publication record links to the authoritative paper, abstract, or project record. Categorization describes subject matter across the roadmap and does not imply a particular form of peer review.