ericabouaf/simple-a2a-agent

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A CLI tool to quickly spin up simple Agent-to-Agent (A2A) servers

A tool to quickly spin up simple Agent-to-Agent (A2A) servers. Run A2A servers from CLI parameters or a JSON config file Autodetect available port (if not configured) Select LLM model and model parameters to use (through VoltAgent) Add MCP tools to the agent (through VoltAgent) This project was done for educational purposes only, it is not production ready. Use at your own risks. After building…

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Authorericabouaf
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GitHubericabouaf/simple-a2a-agent
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A tool to quickly spin up simple Agent-to-Agent (A2A) servers. Run A2A servers from CLI parameters or a JSON config file Autodetect available port (if not configured) Select LLM model and model parameters to use (through VoltAgent) Add MCP tools to the agent (through VoltAgent) This project was done for educational purposes only, it is not production ready. Use at your own risks. After building the project (see below), you can install the CLI globally: This will make the command available…

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