On October 9th, news emerged that the Agent Identification and Identity Network, developed by the China Academy of Information and Communications Technology (CAICT), has recently initiated trial operations and is now accessible to the public. As a cutting-edge internet infrastructure, this network is designed to facilitate multi-agent collaboration. By utilizing Trusted Interconnection Centers for Agents located in key cities such as Beijing and Xiamen, the network offers a comprehensive suite of services, including agent identification registration, identity verification, addressing and resolution, capability discovery, and collaborative verification. These services are instrumental in enabling trusted access and seamless cross-domain collaboration among agents operating across diverse platforms and entities. CAICT extends an invitation to agent development and operation firms, basic telecom operators, internet enterprises, industry application units, university research institutions, and individual developers to visit the official website, apply for access, and collectively engage in technical validation, scenario innovation, and ecosystem development.