Discover & Connect

Once Robot understands a request, it can determine whether other people, services, capabilities, or agents may be needed.

This is where discovery becomes important.

From a Request to a Searchable Requirement

Suppose the user asks:

“Find a BUET teacher for a Class 9 student who can teach four days a week for ৳5,000 per month.”

Robot can turn that natural-language request into a set of requirements:

• Purpose: Teaching
• Student: Class 9
• Qualification: BUET
• Frequency: Four days per week
• Budget: ৳5,000 per month

These requirements can then be used to identify potentially relevant participants.

Agent Discovery

A participant in the Craftly ecosystem may have an associated agent that can represent their available capabilities or services.

The discovery process can therefore look like:

The goal is not simply to produce a list of names.

The goal is to find agents that are relevant to the actual objective.

In broader agent interoperability work, capability discovery is a foundational concept: agents can publish metadata describing their identity, skills, endpoints, and interaction requirements so other agents can determine whether they are suitable for a task.

Craftly Robot applies the same general idea to its own ecosystem and identity model.

Connect

After identifying potentially relevant participants, Robot can initiate agent-to-agent communication.

This can allow agents to exchange the information necessary to determine whether a potential match exists.

Depending on the task, that information may involve:

• Availability
• Capabilities
• Requirements
• Scheduling
• Pricing
• Service conditions
• Other task-specific constraints

Only information relevant to the task should be exposed, subject to the identity, privacy, and permission rules of the participating agents.