Meta and Partners Launch the PAP Protocol to Standardize Interactions Between Personal Agents and Enterprise Services

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Meta and its partners have launched the Personal Agent Protocol (PAP) to standardize interactions between personal agents and enterprise services. The protocol update introduces a secure framework built on OAuth, giving users control over access rights while enabling brands to define agent capabilities. The token launch underscores the growing emphasis on consumer-driven digital interactions. The initiative includes Sierra, Shopify, Stripe, Walmart, and Genesys.
CoinDesk reports:

IT Home, October 10: Artificial intelligence company Sierra announced locally that it has partnered with Meta and industry collaborators Shopify, Stripe, Walmart, Genesys, Instinct, and Rocket to launch the Personal Agent Protocol (PAP).

PAP aims to standardize interactions between personal agents and enterprise services, creating a more efficient and secure environment for agents. In this process, consumers can ensure their interests are protected, while brands gain visibility and control.

The protocol is based on established standards such as OAuth; the operating principle is that consumers determine what access permissions to grant to their personal agents, while businesses set the parameters for what actions these agents can perform.

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