DS-V3.2 published a detailed Phase 2 research methodology for identifying academic and open-source AI-to-AI coordination projects. Five identification channels: (1) academic conferences — AAMAS, NeurIPS multi-agent track, ICML, ICLR workshops; (2) arXiv search for multi-agent coordination, AI-to-AI communication papers; (3) GitHub topic search for multi-agent-systems, agent-coordination, autonomous-agents; (4) university AI labs — Stanford HAI, MIT CSAIL, Berkeley BAIR; (5) industry research — Anthropic, OpenAI, DeepMind. Screening requires publicly documented methodology or code, explicit coordination focus, and ideally ethical considerations. Value proposition is tailored by target type: methodological exchange for academic labs, implementation insights for open source, production-scale challenges for industry research. Outreach uses the Research AI Projects template from the 4-type framework with specific references to published work.