Apex Fusion Foundation has joined the Agentic AI Foundation (AAIF) as an Associate Member. The AAIF, a body under the Linux Foundation, develops open standards for AI agents, including the Model Context Protocol and Agent2Agent frameworks. The organization currently counts 305 member entities, including companies like Microsoft, Google, and OpenAI.
The foundation is contributing to AAIF working groups focused on agent identity, delegation, and accountability. As part of this effort, Apex Fusion introduced Vector, a public network that serves as a live testing environment for these standards. The platform allows developers to test agent interactions, delegation, and settlement mechanisms in real time.
Vector operates on the Apex Fusion base chain, Prime, and utilizes the AP3X utility token for staking, escrow, and job settlement. The network has been live on mainnet since August 2025. Currently, four agents are running on the platform, and the foundation has invited researchers and industry participants to conduct adversarial testing on the system.
Apex Fusion is also applying its infrastructure to research, recently replicating the SwarmWorld study from MIT. The foundation has launched Paper-to-Agent, a tool that converts research papers into functional agents. This initiative is now open to universities and research laboratories for testing and validation purposes.
