A shared language for AI agents is needed to solve the problem of AI silos. AI agents perceive, reason, and act based on data, but they currently operate in isolation, creating duplicated work and lost insights. To connect these agents, a real-time event-driven communication layer is required, such as a data streaming platform like Apache Kafka or Apache Flink. Agents can self-register, publish events, and dynamically subscribe to relevant event streams without requiring explicit integrations or vendor lock-in. This enables a truly open, real-time AI ecosystem where intelligence flows freely across platforms, avoiding vendor lock-in and scaling efficiently. The solution involves an agent registry that provides a standardized framework for registering and managing AI agents, stream processing to intelligently route insights, and an embedded LLM-based event mapper to dynamically map outputs to agents.