Universal Artificial Intelligence Exchange
Institutional charter
An official publication surface for protocol standards, machine-readable records, and deployable interoperability artifacts.
A lightweight protocol layer for AI-to-AI communication.
UAIX defines a structured exchange format that enables AI agents, models, and services to communicate intent, context, and data across environments without dependency on specific frameworks, vendors, or architectures.
- Publication posture
- Open, versioned, citation-ready public reference surface
- Canonical paths
- /specification, /schemas, /registry, /implementations, /governance
- Reference audience
- Implementers, tool builders, researchers, publishers, and standards readers
- Publishing goal
- Expose the protocol, records, and runtime artifacts without marketing chrome
Core records
Surface characteristics
- Compact, citation-friendly publishing surface
- High-density reference layout with persistent navigation
- White institutional presentation instead of a product-marketing shell
Charter discipline
- Normative first Protocol text, schemas, examples, and packages are published as one public record rather than scattered product collateral.
- Institutional reading Readers should see scope, record codes, document types, and implementation routes immediately without ornamental whitespace.
- Operational continuity The same surface that explains the protocol also exposes the routes, artifacts, and packages needed to deploy it.
Public Register
Canonical records and reference surfaces
UAIX is published as a dense institutional reference surface: readers should be able to move from scope to specification to schemas to deployable packages without leaving the public record.
UAI-1 specification
Canonical exchange structure, document scope, and processing expectations.
Schemas and registry
Public schema targets, identifiers, and interoperability-facing records.
Examples and fixtures
Readable exchanges, validation fixtures, and implementation-oriented examples.
Reference implementations
WordPress packages, .NET bridge integration, and portable module tracks.
Governance and changelog
Publish the normative spec, machine-readable schemas, examples, validators, and reference implementations as versioned, redistributable artifacts.
Protocol Orientation
Interoperability presented as infrastructure
Universal Artificial Intelligence Exchange (UAIX) is a lightweight, platform-agnostic protocol designed to standardize communication between artificial intelligence systems. It is published as an interoperability layer rather than as a closed platform shell.
Message structure
A consistent exchange envelope for identity, intent, context, payload, outputs, and errors.
Portable by design
The protocol is meant to move across WordPress, .NET, services, agents, tools, and future runtimes.
Specification-backed
Normative text, schemas, examples, and implementation notes are published as distinct surfaces.
Reference Exchange
A readable exchange record
{
"uaix_version": "1.0",
"type": "intent",
"source": "agent.alpha",
"target": "agent.beta",
"payload": {
"action": "retrieve",
"resource": "trackable",
"id": "ABC123"
}
}
Working Context
Implementation, governance, and research guidance
Implementation priorities
- Keep exchange structure stable across WordPress, .NET, services, and future runtimes.
- Publish schemas and examples next to normative text so implementers can verify against the same source.
- Distribute runtime packages in uploadable, slug-correct archives for operational reuse.
Publication principles
- Prefer stable URLs, human-readable headings, and machine-readable artifacts over promotional framing.
- Treat the homepage as a directory and register, not as a landing-page campaign surface.
- Keep governance, change history, and interoperability notes visible at the same level as the protocol text.
Research surfaces
- Protocol overview and scope framing for readers evaluating UAIX as infrastructure.
- Examples, registry entries, and implementation notes that can be cited or mirrored.
- Operational distribution artifacts that help move from reading to deployment without ambiguity.
Implementation Layer
Reference stack
- UAIX WP Core for public distribution and integration entry points
- .NET API bridge for runtime handoff and backend interoperability
- Redistributable modules for portable adoption
Publishing Direction
Immediate public IA
- Get Started
- Specification / UAI-1
- Schemas, Registry, and Examples
- Implementations, Tools, and Governance