Agentic Resource Discovery: Let agents search
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Agentic Resource Discovery (ARD) is an open specification that enables AI agents to search for and discover tools, skills, and other agents at runtime rather than requiring them to be pre-installed. Current agent systems rely on developers manually configuring which tools are available, which does not scale to large ecosystems of capabilities. ARD creates a standard way for agents and tools to be cataloged and indexed across federated registries so agents can find the right capability dynamically through natural language search. Hugging Face has implemented ARD through its Discover Tool, which provides search access to thousands of resources and serves as a reference implementation of how the specification can work in practice.
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