reaatech/a2a-reference-ts

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reaatechMITUpdated 3mo agoGitHub

Enterprise-grade TypeScript implementation of Google's Agent-to-Agent (A2A) protocol with a bidirectional A2A ↔ MCP bridge, OAuth2/JWT auth, Redis/Postgres persistence, SSE streaming, and OpenTelemetry observability.

Production-ready TypeScript reference implementation of the Agent-to-Agent (A2A) protocol — server framework, client SDK, CLI scaffolding, and a bidirectional A2A ↔ MCP bridge. The A2A protocol defines how AI agents discover each other, exchange messages, and manage task lifecycles. This project provides the canonical TypeScript implementation — battle-tested Zod schemas, pluggable server…

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Production-ready TypeScript reference implementation of the Agent-to-Agent (A2A) protocol — server framework, client SDK, CLI scaffolding, and a bidirectional A2A ↔ MCP bridge. The A2A protocol defines how AI agents discover each other, exchange messages, and manage task lifecycles. This project provides the canonical TypeScript implementation — battle-tested Zod schemas, pluggable server adapters, a type-safe client, and infrastructure for authentication, persistence, observability, and push…

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a2aagent-orchestrationagent-to-agentagentic-aiai-agentsexpressgoogle-a2ahonollm-toolsmcpmcp-bridgemodel-context-protocolmonorepomulti-agentoauth2opentelemetrypostgresredisssetypescript
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