DiceDB author proposes a standardized event protocol so AI agents can act proactively
arpit_bhayani · x · 2026-10-19
DiceDB creator arpitbhayani argues that proactive AI agents need a protocol-layer capability: a common contract for how systems publish, subscribe, filter, and resume event streams.
- Today, making agents react to world changes means stitching together APIs, webhooks, polling, and custom integrations for every system — everyone is reinventing the same plumbing.
- Use cases this could unlock: flight delays triggering rebooking drafts, cloud bills crossing budgets, competitor price changes with suggested responses, PRs touching owned code, p99 latency alerts traced to culprit deploys.
- He suggests MCP could be a good fit if it evolves to standardize how systems expose events for agents to consume.
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