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Google donates the Agent2Agent Protocol to the Linux Foundation
- Google has donated the Agent2Agent Protocol to the Linux Foundation, a technology for AI agent interactions.
- The donation was announced at the Open Source Summit North America conference in Denver.
- Google aims to accelerate adoption of the A2A protocol for open collaboration and development.
- The A2A Protocol facilitates interactions between AI agents to automate tasks.
- Developers no longer need to write custom code as A2A provides prepackaged features for data movement.
- A2A can assist agents in processing prompts, collaborating on complex tasks, and sharing data in JSON format.
- The protocol enables sharing of text and multimodal data efficiently and securely.
- A2A uses the JSON-RPC 2.0 protocol for moving JSON files between agents.
- Google has provided three modes for sharing files and instructions between agents using A2A.
- A2A complements the Model Context Protocol for interactions between agents and other applications.
- Accompanying software development kits and tooling are also donated to the Linux Foundation.
- Companies like Amazon Web Services, Cisco, Microsoft, and others support the A2A project.
- A2A's move to the Linux Foundation aims for long-term neutrality and collaboration in agent-powered productivity.
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