Agent Series (11): A2A Protocol — How Agents Collaborate with Each Other
The article discusses the A2A Protocol, which facilitates collaboration between different agents in a multi-agent system. It highlights the importance of AgentCards, which describe each agent's capabilities, and the Task objects that agents use to communicate. The A2A Protocol aims to streamline interactions and enhance the efficiency of agent collaboration.
- ▪The A2A Protocol allows agents to delegate tasks to one another, enhancing collaboration.
- ▪Each agent publishes an AgentCard that outlines its skills and capabilities.
- ▪Tasks are passed between agents as Task objects, which have a defined lifecycle.
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