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        <title>Terminology for the Discovery of Agents, Workloads, and Named Entities (DAWN)</title>
        

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	  <abstract>   The proliferation of distributed systems, Artificial Intelligence
   (AI) agents, cloud workloads, and network services has created a need
   for interoperable mechanisms to discover entities.  Entities may
   include AI agents, software services, compute workloads, and other
   named resources that need to be found and characterised before
   interaction can begin.

   This document defines terminology for Discovery of Agents, Workloads,
   and Named Entities (DAWN).  The intention is that this common set of
   terms can be used by other documents related to DAWN and so achieve
   consistency of meaning across the space.
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