DR ARSALAN SHAHID AT AGNTCON AND MCPCON
Brightbeam’s Dr Arsalan Shahid presented CHAP at AGNTCon + MCPCon Europe in Amsterdam this morning.
As people and AI agents take on work together, we need a shared record of how that work gets done.
Who made the decision. Where someone intervened. And why.
“Someone checked it” only tells us so much. Knowing what they changed, and the reason, gives us something to learn from.
CHAP – the Collaborative Human-Agent Protocol – gives people and agents a common way to record approvals, overrides and handovers as work moves between them. It’s part of Brightbeam’s applied research into what accountable human-agent collaboration needs in practice.
Several people asked for the slides, so we’ve linked to them below.
The conference is run by the Agentic AI Foundation, part of The Linux Foundation.
CHAP is open source and remains a public draft. Have a look, try it, and let us know what you think.
If you're in Amsterdam, come and say hello!
Arsalan's slides are on his session page: https://sched.co/2RB9u
Explore CHAP: https://chap.brightbeam.works/
