5 multi-agent patterns using Google ADK and A2A protocol — Agent Card Discovery, Delegated Specialization, MCP Tool Bridge, Cross-Org Federation, and Ambient Event Mesh. Built while learning in public.
5 production patterns for building multi-agent systems. Real code. Real Google ADK. Learning in public. Built while studying the patterns from Google Cloud Next '26. | Pattern | What it demonstrates | ---|---------|---------------------| 1 | Agent Card Discovery | Agents discover each other via published Agent Cards || 2 | Delegated Specialization | Coordinator delegates to specialist agents…
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5 production patterns for building multi-agent systems. Real code. Real Google ADK. Learning in public. Built while studying the patterns from Google Cloud Next '26. # | Pattern | What it demonstrates | ---|---------|---------------------| 1 | Agent Card Discovery | Agents discover each other via published Agent Cards || 2 | Delegated Specialization | Coordinator delegates to specialist agents across teams || 3 | Tool Bridge with MCP | Agents access external tools via Model Context Protocol | 4…
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