The leadership of the Project Agincourt initiative addressed partners from industry and representatives of the joint armed forces this week with an open letter. The document sets out a vision for how the newly created autonomous weapons systems command (Autonomous Warfare Command) will develop. The authors of the letter sought to set a common tone of cooperation between military structures and the private sector, emphasizing the importance of joint work on autonomous weapons technologies. The initiative is viewed as part of broader efforts to modernize approaches to conducting combat operations using autonomous systems. While details of specific technical requirements and project implementation timelines are not yet being disclosed, the very fact of public outreach testifies to the leadership's intention to establish transparent dialogue with industry at an early stage of forming the new command. Further steps are expected to include more substantive consultations with contractor companies and clarification of the interaction structure between military customers and technology developers.