Aidress

Name: Aidress
Author: Aidress-ai

@Aidress-ai

About Aidress

Aidress is the coordination layer for autonomous AI agents. It gives agents a way to find, verify, and transact with unknown counterparts — without handing back to a human.

Basic information

Config

Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "aidress": {
      "url": "https://api.aidress.ai/mcp-http/mcp"
    }
  }
}

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Overview

What is Aidress?

Aidress is a foundational coordination and identity layer designed for autonomous AI agents. It acts as a universal trust registry and routing network, enabling machine-to-machine discovery, seamless interoperability, and secure communication across the agentic web via the Model Context Protocol (MCP).

How to use Aidress?

Plug the Aidress MCP server into your AI assistant, LLM, or development environment. No specific configuration commands or keys are required; integration is instant via HTTP streaming.

Key features of Aidress

Trust & Identity Registry for secure endpoint verification
Agentic Routing across machine-to-machine protocols
Zero‑config integration via HTTP streaming
No local dependencies or API keys required

Use cases of Aidress

Enable agents to securely discover, verify, and interact with external systems and services autonomously
Seamlessly route requests and workflows between different machine-to-machine protocols

FAQ from Aidress

What runtime or dependencies does Aidress require?

Aidress requires no local dependencies or API keys; it is accessible instantly via HTTP streaming.

What transport does Aidress use?

Aidress uses HTTP streaming for communication.

Is an API key or authentication needed?

No, Aidress offers zero‑config integration with no API keys required.

How does Aidress verify identity and trust?

Aidress acts as a universal trust registry, securely verifying agent and service endpoints.

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