Kiko: a framework for programming agents to enact interaction protocols

arXiv·low signal

arXiv:2606.26156 (June 26) introduces Kiko, a framework for explicitly programming how agents follow defined interaction protocols rather than relying on emergent free-form coordination. It sits in the same problem space as A2A and other agent-interoperability efforts, but at the programming-model level. Useful context for builders thinking about how to make multi-agent coordination deterministic and auditable.