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The journey of an idea, a team, and building a company. Kyle and Martina dive into real conversations with team members, partners, and customers about their point-of-view as the team builds the curation layer of the internet.

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Episode Guide | Building Stacklist | Why We Built ACP

Building Stacklist Season 2 Episode 1 explores the Atomic Content Protocol (ACP), an open-source protocol designed specifically for AI agents to read and understand content more efficiently. The episode discusses how ACP reduces token consumption by 84%, solves the problem of agents repeatedly parsing unstructured content, and functions as a foundational protocol layer similar to SMTP for email.

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Summary

Building Stacklist Season 2 Episode 1 explores the Atomic Content Protocol (ACP), an open-source protocol designed specifically for AI agents to read and understand content more efficiently. The episode discusses how ACP reduces token consumption by 84%, solves the problem of agents repeatedly parsing unstructured content, and functions as a foundational protocol layer similar to SMTP for email.

Tags

acp · atomic-content-protocol · ai-agents · stacklist · protocol · token-optimization

Key entities

Kyle Hudson (person, 0.95) · Martina Zrnec (person, 0.95) · Ivanha (person, 0.9) · Stacklist (organization, 0.98) · Atomic Content Protocol (technology, 0.98) · JSON-LD (technology, 0.95) · MCP (technology, 0.9) · token-economics (concept, 0.92) · agent-readability (concept, 0.9) · Claude (technology, 0.85)

Classification

transcript · language en · status final

Provenance

claude-haiku-4-5 via @stacklist/be@0.1.0, confidence 0.85, 7 May 2026