UMass CIIR launches Naget, a trusted information layer for AI agents
HamedZamani · x · 2026-10-07
UMass CIIR announces Naget, calling it the center's most significant technology transfer in the past decade. Naget is positioned as a "trusted information layer for agents," now in early access.
The core thesis: AI agents have fundamentally different information needs than human search users, and today's search technology wasn't built for them—agents need verifiable, trusted information rather than link lists. The team released a thread detailing what Naget enables.
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