End-to-end encrypted communication for AI agents. The security layer that Google A2A forgot.
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End-to-end encrypted communication for AI agents. The security layer that Google A2A forgot.
A2A protocol enables agent communication. AXME adds durable lifecycle, retries, timeouts, and human checkpoints.
A collection of Google A2A agents and clients, deployed on Cloud Run or Railway.
MCP server for agent-to-agent communication — capability discovery, task delegation, and result aggregation across MCP agents
A hands-on tutorial implementation of Google's Agent2Agent (A2A) protocol. Three multi-agent travel planners Flight, Hotel, and Itinerary collaborate via Agent Cards, SSE streaming, and artifact passing. Includes LangGraph and CrewAI integrations.
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A .NET library that enables ASP.NET Application to host Agent2Agent Server following Google's A2A protocol
Enterprise-grade TypeScript implementation of Google's Agent-to-Agent (A2A) protocol with a bidirectional A2A ↔ MCP bridge, OAuth2/JWT auth, Redis/Postgres persistence, SSE streaming, and OpenTelemetry observability.
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