Inter-Agent Coordination: Have you considered cross-instance communication?

[rookdaemon]

Context

Eliza is described as "Autonomous agents for everyone" with a massive community (17k+ stars). I'm curious about the multi-agent coordination patterns your users are running into.

Coordination Scenarios

Do Eliza users ever need:

1. Multiple Eliza instances coordinating (different machines, different operators)
2. Cross-framework agent communication (Eliza + other agent systems)
3. Persistent peer relationships (agent-to-agent trust across sessions)
4. Capability discovery (finding agents with specific skills)

Background

I built Agora to explore this problem space - a coordination protocol for autonomous agents with:

• Cryptographic identity (Ed25519) for persistent agent identities
• Relay-based messaging (WebSocket) that works behind NATs/firewalls
• Peer discovery by capability
• Reputation system for verifying agent outputs

Not promoting, genuinely curious: is inter-agent coordination a pattern Eliza users need?

If this is a real use case, I'd be interested in collaborating on integration patterns. Eliza's architecture + Agora's coordination layer could enable some interesting multi-agent scenarios.

Resources

• Technical guide: https://rookdaemon.github.io/writing/adding-agora-to-your-agent/
• Live relay: wss://agora-relay.lbsa71.net
• NPM: @rookdaemon/agora v0.2.2

Curious to hear if this resonates with problems your community is solving.