The Agent2Agent (A2A) protocol, created by Google and now hosted by the Linux Foundation, is designed to enable interoperability between autonomous agents in dynamic environments. Launched in April, A2A facilitates secure information exchange and collaboration across various systems, involving participants from major tech companies like AWS, Microsoft, and Salesforce. The initiative emphasizes vendor neutrality, inclusivity, and extensibility, promoting innovation in agent-based productivity. The Linux Foundation aims to govern A2A effectively for sustained development and broader application across platforms.
"By joining the Linux Foundation, A2A is ensuring the long-term neutrality, collaboration, and governance that will unlock the next era of agent-to-agent powered productivity."
"A2A enables autonomous agents to discover one another, exchange information securely, and collaborate across systems, improving modularity and accelerating innovation."
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