natarajsundar/openclaw-a2a-secure-agent-runtime

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A reference architecture and proof of concept for secure agent-to-agent interoperability with OpenClaw, covering task delegation, session isolation, trust boundaries, and production-oriented runtime patterns.

A reference architecture and proof of concept for secure agent-to-agent interoperability with OpenClaw. This repository explores a conservative interoperability model between OpenClaw and A2A-compatible remote agents. The central design choice is to keep OpenClaw as the local control plane for operator trust, session continuity, tool execution, and channel integration, while introducing A2A as a…

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A reference architecture and proof of concept for secure agent-to-agent interoperability with OpenClaw. This repository explores a conservative interoperability model between OpenClaw and A2A-compatible remote agents. The central design choice is to keep OpenClaw as the local control plane for operator trust, session continuity, tool execution, and channel integration, while introducing A2A as a constrained delegation layer for specialist remote tasks. Instead of exposing a personal OpenClaw…