Autonomous Agents on the Web (WebAgents) Community Group

The repository for a W3C Community Group that develops draft reports on autonomous agents operating on the web, covering interoperability and how sites can express what an agent is and is not allowed to do.

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This repository hosts the W3C Autonomous Agents on the Web (WebAgents) Community Group, where members discuss and develop specifications for autonomous agents that act on the web on a person's behalf.

Its work is tracked through draft reports, including an Interoperability Report and a Manageable Affordances Report, and the group records its upcoming and past meetings on the W3C Calendar. Questions or discussion reach the group by opening an issue or emailing the chairs directly.

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