§ 01 · No new internet

A new representation, on the web you have.

01

A new media type, not a new picture.

Images and video are passive — they render the same forever. A capability surface is active hypermedia: its content is actions you can take. Its ancestor is HTML, not JPEG.

02

Same URL, two faces.

Through content negotiation, one address can return a human web page or a machine-readable capability card depending on what asks for it.

03

Discoverable today.

Services publish a card at a well-known address, and ordinary pages can advertise their capability layer with a simple link relation. A normal browser can already fetch it.

04

Addresses that compose.

Capability addresses ride on plain HTTPS, so every CDN, proxy, and firewall already understands them. The browser shows the page; an agent runtime follows the actions.

§ 02 · The protocols, one fabric

The protocols.

A2A
Discovery and delegation.

How services and agents introduce themselves and hand off work; an agent's card is its homepage.

MCP
The substrate.

The substrate of tools and resources an agent draws on.

A2UI
The surfaces.

Safe, native, agent-generated interfaces rendered across platforms without running arbitrary code.

Memory, identity, and provenance.

The open protocol by which a node remembers everything it has seen, said, retrieved, and done; proves what happened; and carries a portable, durable self across services. It is what lets a personal node represent a human: persistent memory under the person's control, with an auditable trail behind every action.

Capability Links
The connective tissue.

Typed, policy-aware links that bind discovery, tools, surfaces, and memory into something you can navigate.

A2A is the etiquette, MCP the materials, A2UI the workspace, OpenMind the memory — and the self that remembers. Capability links are the contracts that bind them.

§ 03 · Composable

Capabilities call each other like functions.

The base protocols are real but siloed — MCP tools don't know about A2A agents, neither renders through A2UI without bespoke glue, and today's agent stacks are hand-wired one orchestration at a time. The Hyperactive Web is the layer that makes them compose. A contract address names what is wanted, so any provider on any protocol can satisfy it; a capability link carries the schema and risk, so one capability's output flows into the next without custom plumbing; and affordances let a result advertise its own valid next actions, so flows assemble themselves instead of being scripted. It borrows the composability of smart contracts, the addressing of IPFS, and the etiquette of the web — but for capabilities, and governed.

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