Join our introduction to human-agent collaboration
For most of history, music died with the people who played it.
Then someone wrote it down and it started to outlive the performers – you could replay it, check it against the page, and build on it.
Human-agent work has been waiting for that.
Every approval, every override, every ‘this isn’t my call to make’ carries years of hard-won judgement. Most of it evaporates into chat threads and ticket comments.
CHAP – our open-source Collaborative Human-Agent Protocol – is the notation.
One record of who decided what, on what evidence, and why. Replayable years later. And every correction your experts make becomes data your agents can learn from.
Join us on 9 September at 4pm for a practical introduction to CHAP with Philip Black (opens in a new tab) and Dr Arsalan Shahid (opens in a new tab).
