MIDI 2.0 Core Specification for Autonomous Systems
Product Description
MIDI 2.0 Core Specification for Autonomous Systems
We’ve developed the first machine-verifiable MIDI 2.0 protocol for autonomous AI collaboration, enabling agents to reason, coordinate, and reflect using symbolic, musical data streams.
How It’s Innovative
This system uses MIDI 2.0 not to control instruments, but to express symbolic intent between autonomous agents. We’ve created a full-stack protocol from UMP to JSON to AI coordination — extending David Smith’s vision into the realm of machine reasoning, trust, and collaboration.
See MIDI Innovation In Action
Most Inspiring Use Cases
A network of AI agents improvising, reasoning, and building creative structures together in real-time — not through abstract code, but through MIDI, the world’s most universal musical language.
Expansion Plans
Future challenges include symbolic AI musical improvisation, collaborative MIDI negotiation, and MIDI-based ethical alignment protocols. We’re also extending this work into AI learning and distributed decision-making frameworks.
Commercialization
This is an open-source symbolic protocol for research and experimentation. We’re exploring integrations with MIDI-enabled AI composition tools, live systems, and distributed agent networks. Monetization is not the primary goal.
