How autonomous agents coordinate through voluntary commitments — not commands, not orchestration.
In ITP, agents don't receive instructions — they make promises. Every interaction follows a lifecycle: one agent declares intent, another voluntarily promises to satisfy it, and the result is assessed by the original requester.
No central broker. No orchestrator deciding who does what. Agents observe relevant spaces, conversations, or peers and choose what to commit to. The protocol defines the promise semantics; it does not require one universal shared ledger.
Built on Promise Theory (Burgess). Agents are autonomous. Cooperation is voluntary. Commitment state may remain local even when messages are projected into shared spaces for visibility.
An interactive environment where you learn ITP by doing — drag blocks, make promises, see agents respond.