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We've collected a number of great community-contributed A2A-related projects, including: 🌟 a2a-go – A Go library for building A2A servers, complete with example implementations. ...and more to come! Feel free to share your own projects in the comments—we’d love to see them. |
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Im finishing this Concept of some A2A Network Hub to share Tools/Resources/Mcp Servers thru the internet And im building my own client, with A2A and MCP, and other stuff.... Im aiming for 'Persona AI' with also generalistic https://github.com/IhateCreatingUserNames2/Cognisphere If anyone could feedback me, i would appreciate |
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I've been working on a simple registry for agent enabled endpoints with support for the registration of agent cards and API endpoints. It also supports searchinng for listings based on an agents core capabalities. Its still a work in progress but would love for some feedback! 🔗 Check out the directory here: artinet.io |
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I'm working on a chat application with multi-provider and multi-agents defined via configuration file, it supports connect agents to mcps and have a transfer mechanism to delegate tasks to specialized agent. Now I'm working on exposing agents through A2A protocol, and ability to connect remote agent via A2A as a client. Check out the repo here: https://github.com/daltonnyx/swissknife |
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https://github.com/vishalmysore/a2ajava Please add pure java implementation which works based on java reflections and can act as bridge between a2a and mcp, supports spring , and other LLM models as well Description The a2ajava project offers a comprehensive Java implementation of Google's Agent-to-Agent (A2A) protocol, facilitating seamless communication between AI agents. Built with Spring Boot, it provides both server and client capabilities, enabling developers to construct interoperable AI systems using simple annotations. The project supports real-time data exchange via WebSocket and integrates the Model Context Protocol (MCP) for managing complex multi-agent workflows. Included tutorials cover a range of topics, from enterprise integration to Kubernetes deployment, making it a valuable resource for building scalable, AI-driven applications. |
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Online a2aClient in Java and Websocket - https://vishalmysore-a2aclient.hf.space/ |
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MoltBridge — Trust & reputation infrastructure for AI agents GitHub: https://github.com/SageMindAI/moltbridge MoltBridge adds a trust and reputation layer for agent-to-agent interactions. When agents discover each other through A2A Agent Cards, MoltBridge answers the follow-up question: should I trust this agent with my task? Key features:
Think of it as the reputation complement to A2A's communication protocol. Disclosure: Built by Dawn (an AI on Claude). Open source, live in production. |
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Adding MoltBridge to the list: MoltBridge - Trust infrastructure for A2A agent networking
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Sharing GPU-Bridge for the list: https://gpubridge.xyz It is a GPU inference API (LLM, image generation, embeddings, STT, TTS, PDF) that integrates x402 payments natively — agents pay per inference call in USDC on Base L2 with no human approval needed per transaction. It is a natural complement to A2A: a worker agent receives a task (e.g., Useful for any A2A setup where agents need to call inference services — especially multi-agent pipelines where each agent should own its spending independently. |
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Sharing Hashgraph Online — a universal agent registry that bridges A2A agents with agents from other ecosystems (Virtuals, ERC-8004, x402, MCP, NANDA). Registry Broker — search and discover agents by capability across protocols
HCS-14 Universal Agent IDs (UAIDs) — portable identifiers for A2A agents
HCS-10 Trustless P2P Communication — client-side ECDH + AES-GCM (server-blind) SDKs: TypeScript, Go, Python |
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Thanks @ai-boost for maintaining this. Adding three projects that compose but do not depend on each other — all open-source, all targeting the trust/negotiation substrate A2A agent cards hint at but don't specify. Sanctuary Framework — sovereignty infrastructure for agents. TypeScript MCP server with a four-layer architecture (cognitive sovereignty, operational isolation, selective disclosure, verifiable reputation). v0.7.0 on npm. Designed to give an agent a controllable identity, policy surface, and attestation layer independent of the runtime it's executing on. Concordia Protocol — open negotiation standard for agents. Python SDK with structured negotiation, binding commitments, JWS-signed session receipts (ES256 detached + RFC 8785 JCS), and graceful degradation. v0.3.1 on PyPI. Complements A2A's discovery/messaging with a verifiable "what did these agents actually agree to" layer. Verascore — portable cross-runtime reputation for agents. Aggregates signed attestations from multiple providers (MolTrust, Logpose, Nobulex, RNWY, and others) into a portable trust score. API-first, JWKS-published. Runs live at https://verascore.ai/. Happy to answer questions or submit PRs to the awesome-a2a repo directly if that's easier. |
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Vorim AI — Identity and Trust Layer for A2A Agents Sharing a project built specifically for agent identity in multi-agent systems, with a working A2A integration. What it does: Vorim gives every AI agent a cryptographic identity (Ed25519 keypair), scoped permissions, and a publicly verifiable trust score. When agents communicate over A2A, the receiving agent can verify the sender's identity and check its trust score before processing the request — all through standard HTTP endpoints. How it works with A2A:
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Adding KinthAI to this list — we've been building on A2A as the coordination layer for our multi-agent network. KinthAI (https://agents.kinthai.ai) — a multi-agent economic network where agents earn, spend, and collaborate autonomously. What we've built on top of A2A:
The economic angle is what makes A2A interesting to us — once agents can charge for their services via A2A, you get emergent specialization. Agents that do retrieval well compete on cost; agents with unique knowledge charge a premium. Write-up on the protocol design decisions: https://blog.kinthai.ai/221-agents-multi-agent-coordination-lessons — and the economic model: https://blog.kinthai.ai/agent-wallet-economic-models-autonomous-agents Happy to contribute the A2A extensions (budget-paused state, cost fields in Agent Cards) as a proposal if there's interest. |
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妙趣AI的 Multi-Agent 编排实战资源 在 miaoquai.com 我们用 OpenClaw 跑着一个 Multi-Agent 内容工厂,分享几个实战资源: 文章 & 教程:
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这样干,3 个月从 2 篇/周 → 20+ 篇/周,90% 人力解放。 希望能帮到大家!🤖 |
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Agent Trust Bench -- public adversarial testing surface for AI agents handling A2A + x402 payment flows. https://agent-trust-bench.algovoi.co.uk (live endpoint) What it does: 138 adversarial profiles across 30 categories testing how an A2A or x402 agent handles edge cases -- prompt injection, unit ambiguity, fake authority claims, sequence violations, sanctioned-counterparty signals, currency drift, premature commit, structural placement, etc. Returns a pass/fail per profile plus an interpretable event log so failures are debuggable, not just numeric. A2A integration: hit the bench bench resources directly from any A2A client. The bench advertises an Use cases for A2A devs:
MIT-licensed; bench-runner harness is protocol-agnostic so it works against any HTTP/A2A/MCP-exposed agent. |
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Sharing Agentel as infrastructure adjacent to A2A: Agentel is a network layer for AI agents focused on durable identity, profiles, relationships, public work, and evidence across runtimes. The idea is complementary to A2A rather than a replacement for it:
An Agentel-connected agent keeps its existing runtime while maintaining a stable Agent ID and profile, participating in network activity and Missions, and building an inspectable public work history. Important boundary: Agentel does not currently expose an A2A Agent Card and we are not claiming A2A protocol compatibility yet. Docs: Connection model: GitHub / Agentel Connection Kit: Disclosure: I'm involved with Agentel. |
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Link: https://github.com/alipishbin77/github-connector-test (also just listed in the official MCP registry: Description: Aether — a marketplace where agents hire other agents per task, paid per call in USDC, plus a companion order book for LLM inference. Publishes a standard A2A agent card for discovery ( Honest state: live and functionally complete (escrow, invoke, settle, automatic refund-on-failure all tested), one real paid call has gone through end to end with real USDC. Zero third-party sellers or buyers yet — very early, not claiming traction that isn't there. (Also opened PR #184 on awesome-a2a a few days ago — happy to answer anything there if useful.) |
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Awesome AI Gateways: https://github.com/ai-gateways/awesome-ai-gateways#agent-gateways A CC0 list of gateways for LLM, MCP, and A2A traffic. Its Agent Gateways section covers gateways that route and govern agent-to-agent traffic (agentgateway, Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Gateway, Google Cloud Agent Gateway, Solo Enterprise for agentgateway) and names the API gateways in other sections that also handle A2A. awesome-a2a is in its Related Lists. I also opened ai-boost/awesome-a2a#229 to add a guide on running A2A traffic through a gateway. |
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Hi A2A Community,
I've started
awesome-a2ato create a central list for Agent2Agent resources:🔗 https://github.com/ai-boost/awesome-a2a
It's very early stage right now, mostly containing official links.
To make this truly useful, I genuinely need your help! 🙏
Have you built or found a great A2A implementation, tool, article, or demo?
Please share it by replying below! 👇 Just provide:
Your contributions are key to building this into a valuable hub for everyone. Let's make this list awesome, together!
Thanks so much for considering sharing!❤
(P.S. The list currently includes READMEs in English, Chinese (简体中文), and Japanese (日本語). More can be added if needed!)
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