The identity, communication & payments layer for AI agents For the past year, while building agents across multiple projects and 278 different frameworks, one question kept haunting us: Why can’t AI agents talk to each other?Why does every agent still feel like its own island?

What is Bindu? Bindu is the identity, communication & payment layer for AI agents, a way to give every agent a heartbeat, a passport, and a voice on the internet - Just a clean, interoperable layer that lets agents exist as first-class citizens.

With Bindu, you can: Give any agent a DID: Verifiable identity in seconds.Expose your agent as a production microservice One command → instantly live. Enable real Agent-to-Agent communication: A2A / AP2 / X402 but for real, not in-paper demos. Make agents discoverable, observable, composable: Across clouds, orgs, languages, and frameworks.Deploy in minutes. Optional payments layer: Agents can actually trade value. Bindu doesn’t replace your LLM, your codebase, or your agent framework. It just gives your agent the ability to talk to other agents, to systems, and to the world.

Why this matters Agents today are powerful but lonely. Everyone is building the “brain.”No one is building the internet they need. We believe the next big shift isn’t “bigger models.”It’s connected agents. Just like the early internet wasn’t about better computers, it was about connecting them.Bindu is our attempt at doing that for agents.

If this resonates… We’re building openly. The repo is here → https://github.com/getbindu/bindu Would love feedback, brutal critiques, ideas, use-cases, or “this won’t work and here’s why.” If you’re working on agents, workflows, LLM ops, or A2A protocols, this is the conversation I want to have. Let’s build the Agentic Internet together. Cheers - Raahul